After the 17 and 24 October protests, the Senate adopted a bill making members of a group jointly liable for damage, while CCI France called for a ban on demonstrations. Where does human rights law set the limits?
The article argues that youth disengagement is not simply a matter of individual motivation, but a structural challenge involving education, healthcare,…
Israel’s election has produced a hung Knesset, leaving Netanyahu as caretaker. What could a far-right Netanyahu coalition or an Arab-backed Eisenkot government…
Qatar, long Iran’s quiet channel to Washington, is now setting conditions. As the region’s middle powers converge, Tehran’s Hormuz leverage is becoming a…
Kim Jong Un returned from a spontaneous one-day-visit to a Korean War memorial in the Chinese border city of Dandong on Sunday, 25th of October.
A new report details how AI has become embedded in the Home Office’s operations, as critics accuse officials of dodging accountability.
France, Germany and Poland have put foreign information manipulation on the European security agenda, and linked it to the Digital Services Act. But can a…
The discovery of the critical “php2shell” vulnerability in PHP forced the UK government to offline 32 public services as a precautionary measure. As AI…
Herein both countries have committed to collaborate in the United Nations Security Council, bilateral security commitments and a non-interference in internal…
German military forces take precautions against the hybrid attacks from Russia. The internal threat scale is raised higher.
Italy’s high public debt and sluggish economic growth raise concerns about the country’s economic future. While stronger euro area institutions make a repeat…
Since 2022, European efforts to mobilise private capital for rearmament have lagged: aerospace and defence account for just 1.5% of business development…
The rising technocratic influence is increasingly threatening the renowned norm-maker EU’s socio-economic policies and actions. This current phenomenon…
The Azerbaijan–Germany Strategic Partnership of July 2026 signals political intent, but Europe’s retreat from fossil-fuel financing means the volumes it calls…
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