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With votes of pro-government MPs and representatives of the far-right Jobbik party, the Hungarian Parliament has passed the "Stop Soros" law. It would punish activities of Hungarian NGOs and citizens supporting asylum seekers.

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In a huge blow to free speech, the Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament has voted to approve Article 13 of the Copyright Directive.

EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called for an extraordinary summit ahead of next week’s formal EU summit to help Angela Merkel deal with her hawkish interior minister. However, a draft conclusion text for the summit was already trashed by t...

The failure of Roman public authorities to address the situation of migrants has pushed them into a life on the edge, where they find themselves socially excluded and without a clear path forward.

People in the Netherlands are not very concerned about fake news. The Netherlands scored lowest of the 37 examined countries when it comes to concerns about online fake news. The Dutch also have a relatively high trust in their news media, according t...

A study by the Lithuanian National Union of Students revealed that 37% of students encounter psychological violence and 5% encounter sexual harassment in academia. The most common forms of psychological violence were: unpleasant sarcasm (25%), ridicule...

EU states appear likely to agree this week on three of the seven EU asylum reform laws proposed by the European Commission in the summer of 2016. A senior Commission official on 18 June said provisional agreements had been reached qualification regulat...

"The 10th attempt to pass an ideological bill crying out 'ours first' has failed to pass the test of constitutionality," ASGI said in response to the recent decision in a case concerning access to public and social housing in Liguria, Italy. The center...

The Legal Affairs Committee members ignored the emails of over 30,000 EU citizens and pushed ahead with a regulation that could change the internet as we know it.