Climate change has been on scientists’ radar for quite some time, and for decades, the EU and the world have been stepping up its response. For our part in the EU, we’ve already reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 37% since 1990 and we are committed to reaching climate neutrality by 2050 through binding legislation. Sounds […]
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The political landscape of Syria is currently undergoing a significant transformation, with rebel factions gaining power and the previous government’s leadership now exiled. This shift in governance has led to an abrupt policy change that has serious implications for Syrian asylum seekers across the globe. As the new government asserts its control, many asylum applications […]
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On Tuesday, UN Resident Coordinator in Sudan, Clementine Nkweta-Salami, expressed her grave concern over humanitarian aid organizations reports that Zamzam camp came under fire and intense shelling during the evening of 1 December and again on 2 December. “Civilians and civilian infrastructure are protected under international humanitarian law and should never be a target,” she underscored. According […]
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An 11-year-old girl has been rescued from the Mediterranean Sea, clinging to two tyre tubes after a shipwreck that claimed the lives of at least 44 others, including women and children. The tragedy, which occurred off the coast of Lampedusa, Italy, underscores the ongoing dangers faced by migrants attempting to reach Europe through perilous sea […]
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Homelessness is a persistent global challenge that affects millions of individuals, transcending national borders and economic divides. While some countries report staggering rates of homelessness, others have managed to achieve lower numbers through a combination of policies, cultural factors, and economic circumstances. The scale and nature of homelessness vary significantly across regions, and finding effective […]
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December 13, 2024 — President-elect Donald Trump’s recent proposal to end birthright citizenship in the United States has sparked widespread debate, raising constitutional, legal, and human rights concerns. The proposal, which aims to halt the automatic granting of citizenship to children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents, has been described by critics as both […]
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VIENNA, 13 December 2024 — The OSCE Troika, consisting of Malta, North Macedonia, and Finland, issued a strong statement today condemning the violent response by Georgian authorities to recent peaceful protests. These protests, led by civil society, independent media, and politicians, have expressed opposition to government actions that undermine democratic principles in the country. The […]
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The European Union is moving forward with plans to implement biometric checks at both external and internal borders in a bid to enhance security and streamline travel. However, questions remain about whether this new system is truly necessary and whether it will achieve the desired outcomes. Additionally, the effectiveness of the current border controls and […]
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European Integration Milestone Bulgaria and Romania are on the verge of becoming full members of the Schengen Area, marking a significant step in their integration into the European Union’s borderless zone. This achievement represents not only a triumph for both nations but also a further strengthening of the EU’s commitment to cross-border collaboration, innovation, and […]
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Path to Reconciliation: In light of ongoing tensions between Chief Afe Babalola, SAN, and Dele Farotimi, a call for de-escalation and personal resolution has emerged. While legal action has been initiated by Chief Babalola and more recently a petition sent to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, LPDC, asking that Farotimi’s name be removed from the […]
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