Europe
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Mzia Amaglobeli, a prominent Georgian journalist and founder of news outlets Batumelebi and Netgazeti, finds herself at the center of a contentious legal battle, sparking widespread concerns about press freedom…
The prevailing attitude toward online privacy reveals a stark dichotomy: while a significant majority of internet users bypass reading privacy statements, a substantial portion actively engages in managing their personal…
The recent ceasefire in Gaza has ushered in a period of much-needed respite for humanitarian organizations, allowing them to operate more effectively and deliver crucial aid to the beleaguered population.…
The European Union’s decision to suspend visa-free travel for Georgian diplomats and officials has ignited a diplomatic firestorm, with Georgia vehemently denouncing the move as politically motivated, legally baseless, and…
The European Union is poised to reinstate its civilian observer mission, the European Union Border Assistance Mission (EUBAM), at the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt. This initiative aims…
SAFETY
The European Parliament is witnessing a clash of ideologies regarding the EU’s ambitious Green Deal, a comprehensive set of policies aimed at achieving climate neutrality by 2050. Jordan Bardella, the…
Revitalizing EU Enlargement: A Renewed Urgency in the Wake of Geopolitical Shifts The European Union’s enlargement policy, once hailed as its most effective foreign policy tool, has experienced a period…
The Digital Markets Act (DMA), a landmark piece of EU legislation aimed at curbing the power of large online platforms, has entered its enforcement phase, yet its effectiveness is being…
