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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...

ECHR orders admission of Sejm-elected judges to Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal

EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis -
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued an injunction on Tuesday, directing the Polish government to suspend any actions obstructing the admission of...

EU halts funding to Serbia over disputed judicial reform

EUROPEAN COMMISSION European Interest -
The European Union has announced a temporary suspension of funds allocated to Serbia under its Western Balkans growth plan, citing concerns about a recent...
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