Poland’s democracy is so eroded, it needs full election monitors
Ursula von der Leyen with Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki. His PiS party has continued efforts to undermine free and fair elections in the lead up to October�
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Ursula von der Leyen with Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki. His PiS party has continued efforts to undermine free and fair elections in the lead up to October�
Fiona Scott Morton wrote papers and op-eds arguing against antitrust break-ups — while failing to disclose she was being paid by Big Tech (Photo: Wikipedia) As it swept through Brussels…
Ethiopian prime minister Abiy Ahmed at this summer's Russia-Africa summit in St Petersburg. Successive Ethiopian governments have refused credible investigations into major human rights violations (Photo: Kremlin.ru) Since armed conflict…
Paid holidays are one of the first and greatest achievements of trade unions (Photo: The Travel Nook) As politicians, diplomats and lobbyists begin filtering back to Brussels over the next…
Working hours haven't recovered to pre-pandemic levels (Photo: Chris Goldberg/Flickr) Eurozone labour markets have impressed with their resilience during the past year. Even as economic growth falters, all member states…
Much of Ukraine's coal infrastructure lies in ruins. Plants have been destroyed or damaged, and many mines in territories occupied or shelled by Russia since 2014 are flooded (Photo: Yaroslav…
A Finnish fighter jet – now a member of Nato (Photo: nato.int) Shortly after the start of Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, 20
Tunisia's president Kais Saïed (here pictured with Ursula von der Leyen), has dissolved parliament, proceeded to rule by decree, and dismissed international assistance — rebuffing 'foreign diktats' to appeal to…
It is even stranger that, despite the ruling Georgian Dream party�
All 27 EU member states have signed the convention — however, only 21 have ratified it (Photo: EuroMedRights) Tuesday (1 August) is the ninth anniversary of the entry into force…