What to Do If You Need Healthcare Abroad in Europe
You’re on holiday, a work trip, or visiting family abroad — and suddenly something goes wrong. A sharp pain, an unexpected injury, or a medical emergency sends you…
Mairead McGuinness is reportedly set to become the European Union’s next Special Envoy on freedom of religion or belief, ending a politically…
European basketball’s biggest story today is not only on the court. Fresh reporting on Tuesday says the EuroLeague and its licensed clubs…
As Italy embarks on a pivotal two-day referendum on judicial reform, the outcome is poised to significantly impact Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's…
Slovenia's liberal leader Robert Golob narrowly wins parliamentary elections, offering relief to EU diplomats. Meanwhile, Italy braces for the outcome of a…
An op-ed by Isaac Hammouch In a Middle East marked by fractures, rivalries, and proxy wars, few states are capable of combining…
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Marking the International Day for Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the European Union used the UN General Assembly platform on 25 March to pair historical remembrance…
Presenting his final report to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, the outgoing Special Rapporteur who examines conditions in Myanmar, Tom Andrews, urged governments to…
Celebrated today in parts of Europe and on different dates elsewhere, Father’s Day offers a moment not only for gratitude,…
Europe’s listening habits this week continue to orbit a handful of global superstars, with streaming data from Spotify’s Global Weekly…
You’re on holiday, a work trip, or visiting family abroad — and suddenly something goes wrong. A sharp pain, an unexpected injury, or a medical emergency sends you…
The message looked convincing. A delivery notice, a bank alert, or a message from a marketplace seller asking for a quick payment. Only later do many people realise…
From Afghanistan and Sudan to Ukraine and child rights, the 61st regular session maps the year’s global human-rights agenda The…
Online initiative explains EU values, the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights with official…
Europe Can No Longer Defend Article 5(1)(e) of the European Convention on Human Rights
The tension in the Middle East and especially in Israel has caused serious concern among tens of thousands of pilgrims…
The European Commission has approved more than €103 million for seven strategic projects under the LIFE programme, backing initiatives in…
At the midpoint of a two-day OSCE human-dimension meeting in Vienna, the focus has settled on a growing concern across Europe and beyond: how democracies can be weakened…
At the HRC 61st session in Geneva, Special Rapporteur Nazila Ghanea presented a report arguing that freedom of religion extends…
King of Kings, The Queen Stands at Your Right Hand – a special variant of the Deesis composition, where Christ…
The name of the patriarch is associated with the recognition of the restored autocephaly and ancient patriarchal dignity of the Georgian Orthodox Church. This was done by the…
Commission targets “addictive design” and recommender transparency as scrutiny widens beyond Big Tech The European Commission has opened formal proceedings…
Over 60% of working people experience symptoms of emotional burnout, and the WHO already recognizes burnout as a professional phenomenon.…
At the UN drug commission in Vienna on 9 March 2026, Colombian President Gustavo Petro delivered a speech that sharply criticised prohibition and exposed the social roots of…
You arrive at work expecting a normal day — and instead leave with a termination letter. Maybe the explanation feels…
BRUSSELS, late evening. You’ve landed hours late, your plans are wrecked, and then the airline email arrives: “compensation not due.”…
You open your inbox and see a message from a company you’ve never heard of — yet they somehow know your name, email, and even your home address.…