United Kingdom

Euroviews. Charlie Gard shows cost of using law to settle 'human' questions: View

Expensive, slow but most of all painful - the case around a British baby's care teaches many lessons

28/07/2017

Pakistan

Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif resigns amid corruption allegations

28/07/2017

Spain

Victory for anti-bullfighting advocates in Spain's Balearic Islands

A Spanish province yesterday come one step closer to banning bull fighting once and for all.

25/07/2017

Poland

Polish President Andrzej Duda says he will veto controversial top court reform bill

Polish president caves in to people pressure over controversial Supreme Court bill

24/07/2017

Poland

Thousands protest as Poland's Senate passes contested judiciary bill

Tens of thousands of Poles gather to protest against the passing of a bill to overhaul the country's Supreme Court.

22/07/2017

Poland

Sheriff or undertaker, what role for Poland's justice minister?

The Supreme Court needs to be rebuilt because it is being “controlled by leftists and foreign forces.” - PiS leader, Jarosław Kaczyński

21/07/2017

Poland

Poland's lower house passes controversial judiciary reform bill

Poland's lower house has just passed a bill allowing the government to replace Supreme Court judges. The opposition says the law would erode the independence of the judiciary and undermine democracy as a whole.

20/07/2017

Malta

Malta says yes to same-sex marriage

The EU's smallest nation is the 24th country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage

13/07/2017

Business Series

Uber suffers fresh legal blow in France

EU court rules in favour of France against Uber

04/07/2017

United Kingdom

Trump offers support for terminally ill UK baby

President Trump offers to help parents of Baby Charlie Gard after they lose a court battle to take him to the US for treatment

03/07/2017

Germany

Will Germany vote on gay marriage this week?

SPD leader Martin Schulz says his party will push for a vote in parliament this week, before the start of the summer recess.

28/06/2017

World News

Google's record-breaking EU fine explained

The world’s most popular search engine, Google, faces a record-breaking €2.42 billion fine from the European Commission after a seven-year investigation found it violated EU anti-trust laws.

27/06/2017

USA

Yellowstone grizzlies lose endangered species protection

The US government's decision will allow limited bear hunts outside the park's boundaries. It's a controversial move, but also a sign the grizzly population has recovered.

23/06/2017

Europe News

Roaming fees to disappear

Mobile phone roaming fees disappear on Thursday.

14/06/2017

France

Anti-terror bill to take in French emergency measures?

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has submitted proposals to the courts and is due to present them to ministers later this month

09/06/2017

Europe News

Soros urges EU to keep Poland and Hungary in democratic check

The billionaire financier says he's proud of the way Hungarians have stood up to the government

01/06/2017

World News

l'Ue verso revisione legge omologazione auto

29/05/2017

Indonesia

Two men caned 83 times in Indonesia for gay sex

Two men yesterday were caned by religious police in Indonesia for gay sex.

23/05/2017

Italy

Vaccinate your child or face a fine - Italy gets tough after measles epidemic

Get your children vaccinated, or be fined.

20/05/2017

China

New Chinese law hurts foreign business say economists & industry organisations

More than 50 world industry organisations have urged the Chinese government to delay enforcement of the country’s first cybersecurity law in a letter sent Monday, May…

18/05/2017