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Massive protests in Serbia as tens of thousands rally against authoritarian President Vučić

RULE OF LAW European Interest -
Tens of thousands participated in a rally on Saturday, organised by university students in Serbia, despite the government's efforts to suppress mass demonstrations challenging...

Right-wing populist Janša elected Prime Minister of Slovenia: concerns about the country’s democratic future

RULE OF LAW Theodoros Benakis -
On Friday, 22 May, the National Assembly of Slovenia held a secret ballot in which Janez Janša, the right-wing populist leader of the Slovenian...

Student protests for political changes this weekend in Serbia

RULE OF LAW European Interest -
University students in Serbia are organising their inaugural major rally of the year this weekend, signalling a renewed commitment to pursuing significant political reforms...

First same-sex marriage registered in Poland after years of homophobic acts

EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS European Interest -
On Thursday, Warsaw, the capital of Poland, formally registered its first same-sex marriage, implementing court rulings mandating the recognition of same-sex marriages conducted abroad....

Polish fugitives Ziobro and Romanowski no longer live in Budapest

CORRUPTION Theodoros Benakis -
Relations between Poland and Hungary have experienced a notable downturn following the change in the Polish government in December 2023. The administration led by...
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