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EU denies allegation that tries to delay South Sudan’s elections

Despite facing significant obstacles, including a severe economic crisis, South Sudan is preparing to hold its first election in December. However, President Salva Kiir...

Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Justice say Poland is committed to restoring the rule of law and constitutional order

At a significant gathering attended by representatives of the Council of Europe, member states, observer states, and Warsaw-based international organisations, Ministers Radosław Sikorski and...

EU criticises Slovakia after dismantling graft unit

The European Union expressed its concerns after Slovakia decided to dismantle its state graft prosecution unit USP, as part of Prime Minister Robert Fico’s...

Brussels welcomes Poland’s plan to address concerns about democratic backsliding

Polish Justice Minister Adam Bodnar presented an "action plan" to the European affairs ministers in Brussels on Tuesday. The plan aims to address the concerns about...

There is no judicial independence in Georgia: Gvaramia remains in prison

Today the Supreme Court of Georgia declared inadmissible the cassation appeal and ruled to leave Nika Gvaramia in prison.  In May 2022, a court sentenced Nika Gvaramia,...

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IMF forecasts lower growth in world’s economy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its forecast...

Bulgarian Movement for Rights and Freedoms MEPs join ECR Group

The European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Group in the...

Trump announces US approval for Ukraine to manufacture Patriot defence systems

US President Donald Trump announced during the NATO summit...

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