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MEPs to decide whether or not to punish Hungary’s Orbán

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán described as “blackmail” the European Parliament vote on whether to punish his government for eroding democracy. “Hungary is going to...

EU reaffirms that Turkey must respect the separation of powers

The end of the state of emergency in place in Turkey since the coup attempt of 2016 is a welcome step according to a...

Turkey: lifting of state of emergency a welcome start, now restore rule of law, says the ICJ

The International Commission of Jurists welcomed today the lapse of Turkey's nearly two-year state of emergency, which is expected to be effective as of...

EU reconnects with Western Balkans

Leaders of the European Union and Western Balkan partners met in Sofia on May 17 to discuss cooperation in the areas of connectivity, security...

GUE/NGL: Poland must be made accountable for violations of EU values

The fragrant disregard of the rule of law by the Polish government is to be voted on in a resolution by MEPs in Brussels...

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Chinese Xi met Macron and von der Leyen to discuss trade, Ukraine and Gaza but avoided human rights issues

On May 5th, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Paris, France,...

The Commission ends rule of law proceedings against Poland after six years

On May 6th, a significant development unfolded as the...

EU-Central America agreement enters into force

The EU-Central America Association Agreement has entered into force...

The European Parliament and the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus streighten their relationship

Amidst a momentous ceremony at the European Parliament Office...

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