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Disreputation of Turkish Diplomats

Being a Turkish diplomat and defending President Erdogan's policies of the Turkish government in international platforms has been one of the toughest jobs in...

Press freedom in trouble in Europe

Hostility toward journalists and media poses a serious threat to democracies around the world, including within Europe, the media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF)...

Belarus leader may share some of his powers – but not yet

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has been running the country in authoritarian style since 1994 – when he changed the constitution to increase his control....

S&DS urge the government of Nicaragua to stop repression

Police repression to diffuse citizens' mobilisation against the reform of social security proposed by the government of Nicaragua has left at least 30 dead...

EU responds to arrest of Armenian opposition leader

The European Union has called on Armenian authorities to fully respect the right to exercise freedom of assembly in a peaceful manner. “All those who...

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Transport Committee ready to start talks with Council on main transport files

On Monday, European Parliament's transport committee members voted to...

UN weather agency reports highlight growing shortfalls and stress in global water resources

According to a new report from the World Meteorological...

Romanian Constitutional Court removes far-right MEP from presidential race

The presidential elections in Romania are scheduled to take...

EU finds limitations of Digital Fairness Law after survey

The European Commission found that its three directive on...

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