Workers, especially women, come to Europe from the Philippines to look after children and the elderly or to work as ...

Poland wants to suspend the right of asylum. Italy is trying to offload its migrants onto Albania. So how can you get a ...

Entre 2020 et 2022, 13 pays de l’UE ont enregistré au moins 487 décès en garde à vue ou lors d’interventions policières.

Sending migrants across borders to influence neighbouring countries has become a tool in the autocrat's handbook. But this ...

The case of Gisèle Pelicot, drugged by her husband and raped by more than 50 men over a ten year period in Mazan, France, has ...

Violent floods following rains of unprecedented intensity ravaged Valencia on the night of 29-30 October, killing at least ...

Russian Georgian Dream party as won the 26 October elections with almost 54% of votes. The opposition denounces frauds.

As globalisation wanes amid rising tensions, the certainties of the existing world order are under threat. But this shift also offers opportunities for European countries.

Freedom of speech is perceived very differently on both sides of the Atlantic, argues the Dutch academic a few days ahead of the presidential election in the US, where he teaches.

In occasione delle elezioni americane, il politologo olandese, che insegna negli Usa, spiega le origini e le conseguenze, sociali e politiche, di visioni talvolta contrastanti.

La liberté d’expression est un droit fondamental perçu très différemment des deux côtés de l’Atlantique, note le politologue hollandais.

With less than two weeks to go before Georgia's crucial elections, the air is thick with anticipation. For most of the population, the choice is not just political – it's existential. The realisation ...