One child, one file, one decision: Belgium’s top court limits how asylum support can be cut
BRUSSELS — Belgium’s Constitutional Court ruled last Thursday on the laws that anchor the federal government’s asylum crackdown, and its message fits…
BRUSSELS — Belgium’s Constitutional Court ruled last Thursday on the laws that anchor the federal government’s asylum crackdown, and its message fits…
BRUSSELS — Belgium’s Constitutional Court ruled last Thursday on the laws that anchor the federal government’s asylum crackdown, and its message fits…
BRUSSELS — Belgium’s human rights record now carries an official international timestamp. At the end of last week, in a meeting room…
PARIS — France’s parliament gave final approval on Wednesday to a law allowing terminally ill adults to end their lives with prescribed…
MADRID — On Tuesday the Spanish cabinet approved a royal decree that will put residence and work permits within reach of roughly…
BUDAPEST — Sixteen years of Viktor Orbán ended the way democratic eras are supposed to end: at the ballot box, with a…
NOVI SAD — At 11:52 on Saturday morning, the exact minute the concrete canopy came down a year ago, this city stopped.…
BRUSSELS — The EU’s highest court handed Giorgia Meloni’s flagship migration scheme its most serious setback yet on Friday — and stopped…
LONDON — Eight words in a statute have consumed British politics for years, and on Wednesday the Supreme Court settled their legal…
ISTANBUL — Before dawn on Wednesday, Turkish police detained Ekrem İmamoğlu, the mayor of Istanbul and the man most polls described as…