This week the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) delivered a landmark judgment in the case of prominent Turkish human rights defender, Osman Kavala.
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Drought conditions have worsened across Central and Western Europe since the start of the summer with southern England, northern Italy and parts of Central Europe among the hardest-hit areas, according to the Global Drought Observatory.
The Government of India has recently indicated that it is considering a standalone legislation to govern Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, the pressure on the AI supply chain is already felt due to the European Union (EU)’s AI Act which was entered into force in August 2024 and became applicable on August 2, 2026. The Act…
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Thousands of migrants entered the Spanish city of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco on July 31, bringing renewed attention to one of Europe’s most unusual borders.
At the heart of Europe’s crisis is a neglect of the common good and the prerogatives of the state.
European authorities are confronting increasingly extreme wildfire seasons as climate change makes each one more destructive. But while the EU has made real progress coordinating its emergency response, the fight against intentional ignition remains fragmented.
When the G20 met on African soil for the first time in November 2025, it signalled that the continent is becoming more important to the world as an economic partner. China and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have already spent the past decade gaining ground as trade partners to African countries, narrowing the EU’s long-held…
Eighteen months after becoming the first European Commissioner whose portfolio title explicitly includes water resilience, Jessika Roswall is overseeing one of the most consequential pieces of EU water legislation in decades and the rollout of the European Water Resilience Strategy. The revised Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive is moving into implementation, the European Water Resilience Strategy…
War-linked travel disruptions are emptying hotels, beaches and heritage sites across Southeast Asia. MC World Desk July 29, 2026 / 13:09 IST Europe’s travel slowdown leaves Asia’s tourist hubs counting heavy losses
