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LGBTIQ people have increased visibility but receive more harassment, survey finds
A new report paints an ambiguous picture of LGTBIQ rights in Europe, with respondents reporting increased awareness, but also more violence and harassment. Satisfaction with government efforts has also plummeted, with LGBTIQ-hate fanned by foreign interference ánd EU politicians. Read on »
Nationalists push back EU in Georgia and North Macedonia
The EU is facing a nationalist pushback in Georgia and North Macedonia, two former strongholds of pro-European sentiment in the grey zone between Russia. Read on »
Eurovision to review flag policy ahead of next year's contest
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) says the Eurovision flag policy will be reviewed ahead of next year's song contest in Switzerland.Read on »
'Understaffed' German firm running €5.2m von der Leyen election campaignEXCLUSIVE
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen allocated a €5.2m campaign contract to a German communication agency which, according to sources close to the European People’s Party, lacks sufficient capacity to manage the campaign — just a month before the elections.Read on »
Why Kyrgyzstan is far from the bastion of democracy the EU thinks it isOPINION
We understand the EU's reluctance to take decisive action for fear of pushing Kyrgyzstan further into Russia's orbit — but we vehemently oppose it. Kyrgyzstan is already firmly aligned with Russia: it was Vladimir Putin's first destination after the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant; Russia maintains a military base near Bishkek and approximately one million Kyrgyz labour migrants reside in RussiaRead on »
Green 'land grabs' blamed for escalating pressure on farmers
Surging prices are leading to a global 'land squeeze' according to a report by IPES-Food, warning that 'green grabs' threaten small-scale farmers and rural communities, as NGO's criticise EU politicians for abusing farmer's unrest to peddle back on climate measuresRead on »
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