Human rights

Daniel Freund said it seems “most likely” that Hungary was behind thwarted surveillance attempt.

Facing criticism it is stoking a humanitarian crisis, Brussels seeks to clarify the aims behind its minerals pact with Kigali.

The allegations come amid a growing crackdown ahead of elections in October.

Failure of abortion vote raises big questions of whether Tusk can deliver the key social reforms he promised in last year’s election.

Human rights organizations sound the alarm over the controversial measure.

She would likely stay tough on Russia and China, and has rebuked Israel’s handling of aid into Gaza.

A U.K. Foreign Office aide said the French president was pleased by how the Brits handled his brainchild summit.

The European Political Community is gathering in Blenheim, Oxfordshire.

We hand out gold medals and wooden spoons to the French capital.

Officials from Bucharest are being dispatched to Malta to push for Paul Philippe’s extradition over an illegal land grab.

The political activist’s health is already compromised after two attempted poisonings, his supporters say.

Liberals are incensed over a backdoor deal between the EPP and ECR.

Tens of millions of euros in financial assistance will also be frozen as part of the decision, according to Brussels’ envoy.

A deep dive into what Keir Starmer’s government will tackle in their first 100 days and then in their first year.

Starmer could be a great reforming Labour PM. Or he could be, as his thwarted enemies call him, a Tory in red.

Martina Šimkovičová thinks “Europe is dying out … because of the excessive number of LGBTQ+.”

Johan Floderus proposed to his boyfriend immediately after landing in Stockholm, he said in new interview.

No other U.S. ally has so “overtly and tireless” campaigned for the Republican candidate, says David Pressman.

Amid warnings of backsliding on key reforms, the ruling party is focusing on a different type of goal altogether.

Brussels has made similar deals with Tunisia, Mauritania and Turkey to curb irregular migration into the EU.

Swiss former president Berset is expected to take the reins of the Strasbourg-based human rights organization in September.

Most recorded antisemitic incidents in Germany last year came after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, according to a monitoring group.

European Court of Human Rights ruled Russia is guilty of suppressing human rights in occupied Crimea

New declaration calls on the West to help ensure free and fair elections in wake of “foreign agent” law outcry.