The European Commission will be proposing EU-level plans before the summer on how to tackle fake news. Mariya Gabriel, EU commissioner for digital economy, on Monday told reporters in Brussels that proposals would be...

The new Czech government must clearly declare that it has an interest in inclusion. Funding for inclusive education and teacher training is insufficient.

A new report says the number of human rights defenders being killed remains "truly shocking" and there's "little hope that this will change in the short term".

Inaccurate data entered into EU-wide security databases, for example the Schengen information system and visa information system, threatens human rights and security, the director of the Fundamental Rights Agency...

The head of Enisa, the EU's cybersecurity agency, has said his agency's accomplishments under a new mandate would be limited if it did not receive additional funding. Udo Helmbrecht said on 9 January that although the...

A court in Luxembourg on Thursday overturned the verdict against a "LuxLeaks" whistleblower who was convicted of leaking thousands of documents revealing tax breaks for multinational companies. The Court of Cassation...

The highest court of the European Union has found that Poland's justice system does not properly protect the right of judicial review in Schengen visa cases.

More than half of Croatian citizens believe their country should be open to refugees seeking protection, and about two-thirds do not think Croatia should build a border wall.

As the US wades back into its destructive War on Drugs, the EU should take note of the extraordinary costs of this type of drug policy.

Spain's National Court has fined the person who promoted booing and whistling at the king and national anthem during the final of the 2015 Copa del Rey football tournament. The fine of 7,200 euros was handed down for...