In the British town of Kent, local police gave up on the use of a computer software intended to predict where and when crimes would occur. Kent Police were the first to introduce the solution to the UK, back in 2013....

Italian cities continue to realise the costs of the Salvini Decree, both in monetary and social terms. Bologna is the latest to approve the decree's suspension.

The list of European Union member states withdrawing support for the United Nations global pact on migration is growing. The latest country to say it will stay away is Slovakia, joining Hungary, Austria, Bulgaria,...

The Hungarian Government has revealed its plans for the management of administrative courts. In the new system, the Minister of Justice will have unprecedented power over hiring and firing judges.

A new study prepared by the European Parliament has discovered that of the 775 groups set up by the European Commission to receive advice from outside experts, no more that 12 have held public meetings. The EC sets up...

After almost four months of blockades, the rescue ship Sea-Watch 3, together with the Spanish NGO vessel Open Arms and the Italian NGO ship Mediterranea, has returned to Libyan coastal waters. Earlier this year, the...

The Underwoods were a ruthless couple that shared many of the same traits as too many of today's European leaders. Do you know more about 'House of Cards' than your friends?

Reforms to outmoded and restrictive laws are underway in Spain after Unidos Podemos calls for change.

While approving the European Ombudsman’s report for 2017 the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee highlighted that MEPs should underline that all EU institutions, agencies and bodies should feel compelled to...

Poland's government has reversed a law that forces Supreme Court justices into early retirement. The decision comes after a ruling by the European Court of Justice that ordered Warsaw to suspend application of the...