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Rule of law in Poland: MEPs to check situation on the ground

Civil Liberties Committee MEPs will be in Poland from Wednesday to Friday this week to assess the rule of law and respect for fundamental...

Tajani accused of protecting Orbán

European Parliament President, Antonio Tajani, ahead of the vote on launching Article 7 against the Hungarian government in the European Parliament on September 12,...

Hungary’s Orbán to address critical MEPs

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will address the European Parliament on September 11 to debate the rule of law in his country. The MEPs...

Poland courts more controversy with new law

Poland’s President Andrzej Duda has signed a legislative amendment for the ruling party to name the country’s next chief of the Supreme Court. The...

EU’s top court rules on Polish judicial reforms

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has agreed with the European Commission’s assessment that “judicial reforms in Poland mean that the country’s judiciary is...

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Despite Europe’s displease Russia is to keep its military presence in Syria

After the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria...

Sweden signs MoU with the United States to counteract foreign malign information influence activities

Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard has...

Hungary grants political asylum to Polish politician, worsening relations between Warsaw and Budapest

Relations between Poland and Hungary worsened following a change...

The EU-Switzerland bilateral relationship reaches a new level

On 20 December, Ursula von der Leyen, President of...

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