Proponents of the measure to enshrine a guarantee of sex equality into the Constitution are using a creative legal theory to try to resurrect the long-stalled amendment. Give this articleShare full article Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Representative Cori Bush are…
A battle over Puerto Rico statehood and claims of a “takeover” are testing a 94-year-old civil rights organization known as LULAC. Give this articleShare full article A heated debate over whether Puerto Rico should become a state has grown more…
European chemical giants like Bayer and BASF will be the main beneficiaries of the deal, and have been financing think tanks in the EU and Brazil to promote the deal (Photo: Isabela Kronemberger) Ahead of next week’s (17-18 July) EU…
Albanian parliament is expected to greenlight lifting the parliamentary immunity of former deputy prime minister Arben Ahmetaj, currently believed to be on the run, over corruption and money laundering charges. Ahmetaj is accused by the Special Court of Corruption and…
In this week’s episode of EURACTIV’s Beyond the Byline podcast, we look at how a contentious migration law collapsed the Dutch government, marking the end of 13 years of leadership for the country’s prime minister, Mark Rutte. The government’s months-long…
Journalists and analysts of different nationalities have reported online threats, abuse and harassment when posting content related to the Serbia-Kosovo crisis, with most of the attacks coming from what many believe to be government-linked troll accounts. In early July 2023,…
About 45% of Bulgarians believe that artificial intelligence will lead to job losses, 37% worry that it could replace human labour in their field, and nearly one-fifth think that artificial intelligence should be banned because it poses a danger to…
The budget deficit is at risk of surpassing 6% of GDP by the end of 2023, according to Valentin Lazea, the chief economist of the Romanian National Bank (BNR), which directly contradicts Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu’s target of a 4.4%…
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Over 40% of 1.2 million voters said they would shift their vote to Partido Popular after watching the electoral debate between Partido Popular´s leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo (PP/EPP) and Spain’s acting prime minister and socialist leader Pedro Sánchez (PSOE/S&D) on…