Inadequate social benefits, racial profiling, inadequate protection of unaccompanied children seeking asylum, poor housing, increased pressure on media freedom, and failure to reach climate targets were listed as Austria’s human…
With a strong governor, a Legislature passing a raft of liberal measures and a looming early presidential primary, Democrats are testing the promise and pitfalls of complete control of the…
The bipartisan action to roll back resolutions from 1991 and 200
Ukrainian children in a bomb crater from a Russian missile which hit a playground in Kyiv, October 20
Over the past year, Vladimir Putin has compared himself to empire-building eighteenth century Russian Czar Peter the Great, and has attempted to annex entire regions of Ukraine while declaring that…
President Joe Biden on Wednesday (29 March) urged unity among democracies in the face of Russia and China as he committed nearly $700 million to halt global democratic backsliding and…
Dear French protesters, there is a saying in German: “Ihr habt wohl den Schuss nicht gehört?” Loosely translated, it describes someone who has missed a crucial signal, like, say, the…
The EU must change direction to achieve its migration objectives in the Mediterranean, write James Dennison and Andrew Geddes. Dr James Dennison is a part-time professor at Migration Policy Centre,…
The illegal migration bill could result in modern slavery victims being less likely to give evidence against traffickers, making it harder to catch them, the UK’s former Prime Minister Theresa…
Denmark is facing new forms of terrorist threats, including anti-authority extremism and a so-called new ‘hybridisation’ phenomenon, while Islamist terrorism remains the main threat to the country, the annual assessment…