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Europe's human rights watchdog urges Greece to end migrant 'pushbacks'
Athens has consistently denied the pushback allegations, maintaining that its border control measures comply with international law.
Exclusive: President Putin won't be tried for war crimes in absentia
The special tribunal on the crime of aggression against Ukraine is expected to be hosted in the Hague, the Netherlands.
Switzerland told it isn’t doing enough to comply with climate ruling
The Swiss government has been pushing back against a landmark legal climate ruling last year.
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The Council of Europe's new Commissioner for Human Rights warned that failing to defend Ukraine would be an "existential loss" to Europe at this year’s Web Summit tech event.
How much does Europe spend on justice?
New figures show that European countries spend only a pittance on their justice systems compared to their investment in the rest of the public sector.
Russian destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage declared genocide
The Council of Europe has declared that Russia’s destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage is consistent with genocide.
Fact check: Is the ECHR blocking the UK from deporting migrants?
Threats to leave the European Convention on Human Rights are once again circulating in the UK, as the right-wing Conservative Party elects its new leader. How true are the candidates' claims that the convention hinders efforts to control migration?
International AI Treaty to be signed by EU, UK and US
The AI Treaty is different from the EU's AI Act, allowing non-EU member states to sign.
European security not possible without engaging Russia, claims Hungarian minister
János Bóka tells Euronews that Europe needs to maintain "some kind of relationship" with Moscow if it is to safeguard itself.
What does the European flag really stand for?
The yellow-starred standard is most commonly associated with the EU, but it has a much longer history — and some Europeans seem to despise it.
Venice Commission advises Georgia to scrap 'foreign influence' law
Georgia should repeal the "foreign influence" law that has sparked mass protests, the Council of Europe's top constitutional law body said on Tuesday.