‘The whole scheme stinks’: Ugandans question deal to take US deportees | Human Rights News
Ugandans have criticised an agreement with United States President Donald Trump’s administration to receive deportees from the US,…
Russia to officially quit Europe’s anti-torture treaty – POLITICO
Russia was expelled from the Council of Europe, the continent’s top human rights body, a month after its…
Desperate ‘end this tide of misery’ plea as child held afloat in English Channel
Chilling photos show children being carried onto small boats ready to cross the Channel as campaigners say the…
Scuffles, arrests as protesters across UK rally against asylum hotels | Refugees News
Protesters have rallied in cities and towns across the United Kingdom, demanding that Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government…
Dutch foreign minister resigns over Israel sanctions deadlock | European Union News
Caspar Veldkamp and other ministers step down after cabinet rejects sanctions against Israel, prompting broader political upheaval. Dutch…
a watershed moment for EU judicial diplomacy
Maria Merkouraki argues that a May 2025 joint letter from nine EU member states signals a sovereignty-led pushback against…
US-led coalition captures senior Islamic State member in Syria
BEIRUT — A U.S.-led coalition captured a senior member of the Islamic State group in northwest Syria on…
Britain drops demand for access to Apple user data – POLITICO
The company then filed a complaint with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal challenging the Home Secretary’s powers to issue…
Israelis protest to end Gaza war as anger over fate of captives boils over | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Thousands of protesters in Israel have taken to the streets demanding an end to the war in Gaza…
UK to prosecute 60 more people for backing banned Palestine Action group | Civil Rights News
Since the controversial ban on July 7, more than 700 people have been detained at peaceful protests. London’s…