Opinion Pieces

Hungary’s recent legislative change limiting access to state-subsidized accommodation for Ukrainian refugees has ignited a broader debate about the country’s commitment to upholding human rights and European values.

The state of human rights for Ukrainians in Europe has seen significant progress but remains fraught with challenges.

Marta Barandiy, a Ukrainian human rights activist and founder of Promote Ukraine, is visiting Taiwan.

While progress has been made in increasing defense spending among NATO members, significant gaps in military capabilities and strategic deterrence remain.

Let’s have a look at a global trend where the survival of autocratic leadership takes precedence over ideological alignment.

In June, Belgians will vote for representatives in regional, national, and European parliaments. Leading the election race is the radical separatist party “Flemish Interest,” which not only advocates for the separation of Flanders but also has the highest number of Kremlin supporters among its representatives.