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Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg on Thursday reached an agreement with the Christian Democratic Party to form a centre-right majority government. The Christian Democratic Party agreed to the deal only after...
About 170 people are feared to have died in two separate Mediterranean shipwrecks, according to the UNHCR. The first boat reportedly disappeared with 53 people on board in the Alborán Sea between Morocco and Spain....
A new report by Human Rights Watch accuses the EU of supporting Libya’s anti-migrant policies, which are contributing to a cycle of “extreme abuse”, including arbitrary detention, torture, sexual violence, extortion...
An open letter signed by organisations in the creative sector calls for the suspension of talks on Article 13 in favour of developing a better solution.
The so-called Salvini decree, which dismantles the Italian reception system for asylum seekers and migrants, is pushing migrants who have not been admitted to reception centres onto the street, as well as severely compromising security.
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An Austrian ex-policeman has won a long battle at the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The court's ruling states that Austria must compensate him for his sacking in 1976 for sexual indecency with minors, which led to...
Facebook has deleted 500 pages and logins allegedly involved in peddling fake news in Central Europe, Ukraine and Eastern Europe. The social media company writes that these pages had links to Russia’s Sputnik news...
Cash-for-residency programs exist in many EU countries, but the income these schemes generate too often comes from people with connections to organized crime and corruption, putting the security of the entire bloc at risk.
MEPs just voted on two legislative proposals that could see the EU doing more to protect our rights against encroaching authoritarians. They're both based on ideas outlined by Liberties. Here's what the votes mean and what happens next.
The debate on euthanasia in Italy goes on, while a handful of MPs from the current ruling alliance could make a difference in the debate.
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