A Court That Turns a Blind Eye: Argentina Relegates Rudnev to Obscurity

Argentina’s Court of Cassation’s decision in the Rudnev case seems to lack empathy and consideration for his dire health condition. Despite having undergone surgery and facing severe health issues while under state custody, Rudnev is ordered back into an environment detrimental to his health. The prosecution’s narrative involving an alleged “cult” remains unsubstanti

The European Parliament’s Progressive Alliance of Socialists & Democrats is urging Pina Picierno, who recently left their group, to step down from her role as Parliament vice president.
“Although EP rules technically permit her to remain in the vice-presidency, it would be politically inconsistent,” stated Andrea Maceiras, spokesperson for the S&D group’s chair, Iratxe García.
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The European Union is transitioning from formulating significant artificial intelligence regulations to establishing the expert infrastructure necessary for their enforcement. New scientific and advisory bodies appointed by the European Commission will play a crucial role in overseeing general-purpose AI, technical standards, and rights-related risks as the AI Act enters its next important implem

Anthony Lattier échange avec Elisa Bertholomey et Laura Kayali à propos de la semaine difficile de Bruno Retailleau, le candidat LR à la présidentielle, dans le nouvel épisode du Playbook Paris, le podcast de POLITICO. Accusé par le gouvernement de bloquer l’actualisation de la loi de programmation militaire au Sénat, moqué par Laurent Wauquiez et critiqué par Jean-François Copé et Xavier Bertrand

The first regional forum in Europe for environmental human rights defenders is taking place amid increasing challenges related to protest, participation, and justice access for campaigners.
This week, in Strasbourg, European institutions and UN rights bodies are gathering for the inaugural European Forum on Environmental Human Rights Defenders. The event aims to enhance protection for those advoc

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen recently announced a new coalition government, following a period of political uncertainty. Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen remains in his role and is expected to continue as the main contact with the U.S. regarding Greenland.
Earlier this year, Trump’s attempt to purchase Greenland caused concern among European allies and led Denmark to

Current thinkers are questioning if posthumanist ideals are changing our understanding of moral responsibility. As technology increasingly blurs human-machine distinctions, the core of moral agency is facing unprecedented challenges. There are potentially risky changes in accountability, particularly when autonomous systems make critical decisions. However, these ideals also present significant

Germany experienced a significant foreign policy setback as it lost its bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council, with Austria defeating it in the race. This outcome raises concerns and questions about the country’s diplomatic influence on the global stage.

A top UK chef has scooped a leading award for high-end authentic Indian restaurants.
Dev Biswal, the owner-chef of The Cook’s Tale restaurant in Canterbury plus The Cook’s Adventures tour company, has collected the prestigious Regional Indian Cuisine Championship accolade at the inaugural Indian Restaurant Awards in London.
This was the first international edition of the Indian Restaurant Congre

A bank account can operate seamlessly for years and suddenly become inaccessible. Your salary doesn’t arrive, your card is declined, your rent transfer fails, and customer support provides a scripted response about checks or restrictions. If you’re seeking frozen bank account help in Europe, understand this: a freeze isn’t always illegal, but it’s a significant issue when