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Travellers flying into or out of South Africa are now subject to a new digital requirement, with an online customs and traveller declaration becoming compulsory for most passengers from 1 July 2026.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport is not expected to issue a ruling before October in the Africa Cup of Nations title dispute between Morocco and Senegal
Last Friday – buried on a late summer afternoon – the European Commission published its seventh annual Rule of Law Report. This was the second under the new Commission and the leadership of Commissioner McGrath, and the fifth that includes recommendations. At a moment of profound instability and need for principled global leadership, this year’s…
The European Commission’s 2026 report on the rule of law, published on 17 July, underestimates the seriousness of the attacks on press freedom and media pluralism. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) calls on the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the Committee of the Regions to take a critical look…
An effective rule of law enables citizens to benefit from independent justice systems, robust anti-corruption measures, a free and diverse media landscape, and strong checks and balances that safeguard their rights and foster trust in public institutions and democracy. This, in turn, provides the necessary legal certainty to support investment, competitiveness, and economic growth. The…
Demonstrators gather in Barcelona’s Plaça del Portal de la Pau after a Catalonia’s National Day event organised by the ANC, Òmnium Cultural and other organisations / ACN
The US Supreme Court will release two of its most anticipated rulings of Donald Trump’s presidency on Tuesday