Berlin should ‘avoid testing’ international law over Netanyahu, German president says – POLITICO
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said the international legal order should be part of German identity but suggested Berlin…
Hungary’s Pride march ban a ‘serious breach’ of EU values: Sweden’s EU minister • FRANCE 24
Hungary’s Pride march ban a ‘serious breach’ of EU values: Sweden’s EU minister • FRANCE 24 [Music] hello…
Turkey saw record high in suicides in 2024 amid ongoing economic turmoil
Suicides in Turkey reached a record high in 2024, according to new data from the Turkish Statistical Institute…
Judges warn of rule of law risks • Table.Briefings
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defends himself in parliament against accusations of corruption. By The rule of law situation…
It’s Europe’s ‘global euro’s moment, says ECB’s Lagarde as dollar stumbles – Firstpost
ECB’s Christine Lagarde says the euro’s global moment is now, urging Europe to act boldly as US dollar’s…
European rights court faults Turkey for withholding inmate’s letter to fiancée
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Turkish prison authorities violated the rights of Emrah Uygun,…
UK judge sounds alarm on AI misuse in courts – POLITICO
In a stern intervention, a judge at the High Court of England and Wales issued a formal warning…
Top court rules Turkey violated rights of Gülen-linked teacher abducted from Kazakhstan
Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that authorities violated their obligation to investigate credible allegations of torture made by…
US Republicans slam EU ‘double standard’ over Polish election financing – POLITICO
Mast accused the Commission of having a “double standard” in election rules that could tilt the balance in…
EU countries urge crackdown on Hungary over Pride ban – POLITICO
“We are highly alarmed by these developments,” reads the letter, signed by Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,…
Turkey detains 10 more people over alleged Gülen links
Turkish authorities have detained 10 more people in the ongoing crackdown on the faith-based Gülen movement, the state-run…
Turkey’s top court again rules against prison surveillance practices
Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the recording of prison visits and the uploading of inmate letters to…