“This is not Moscow!” the chant echoed in Sofia just days ago, as thousands of Bulgarians gathered to protest before the presidency–a troubling sign of how serious the rule of... read more →
Before the first match even kicked off, the 2022 FIFA World Cup has been overshadowed by endless scandals, primarily centred around host country Qatar’s troubling human rights record. In recent... read more →
Just a week over loosening Covid-19 restrictions, Bratislava has been forced to tighten the screws again, limiting access to certain venues and restricting opening hours for restaurants and bars. The... read more →
Mukhtar Ablyazov, who has been described in the British press as the world’s richest runaway fraudster, is wanted in Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine and has been convicted in absentia for... read more →
The director of the Russian news agency RIA Novosti Ukraine, Kyrylo Vyshynsky, has been arrested on charges of high treason in Kiev, according to the press center of the Security... read more →
The Open Society Foundations of billionaire philanthropist George Soros announced on Tuesday that they would close their offices in Budapest and move to Berlin, as a result, they say, of... read more →
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has published a report on the human rights situation in Russia on the eve of the FIFA World Cup. Human Rights Watch emphasizes that the background to the tournament , which... read more →
Some 5,000 people demanded the resignation of the Romanian government and chanted "PSD, Red Plague", "Thieves!" and "Resignation!" in Victorei Square in Central Bucharest accusing the PSD-ALDE coalition of trammeling... read more →
The British parliament decided this week to impose more transparency on its overseas territories, including the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands, in a move that, although welcome, will... read more →
Several thousand protesters took to the streets in Warsaw on Saturday to defend the independence of the judiciary, which the observers say is undermined by the reforms of the conservative... read more →
