Tag: rule of law

Xavier Espot highlighted the crucial role of the Council of Europe in modernizing Andorra's democratic and legal landscape. This partnership ...

A groundbreaking report from the New Lines Institute unveils a visionary blueprint for constitutional reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina, designed ...

North Macedonia's anti-corruption chief is under mounting pressure to step down as allegations of case mishandling and political interference swirl ...

Bulgaria's democracy stands at a pivotal crossroads as the controversial ascent of media mogul Delyan Peevski captures attention. His growing ...

A Romanian court has decisively turned down a request to annul the presidential vote, intensifying fears of “legal chaos.” This ...

In a bold step towards fostering a more inclusive society, the Council of Europe is rolling out dynamic training sessions ...

The Council of Europe is spearheading initiatives to bolster crisis communication among Montenegro's judiciary. This effort aims to enhance public ...

In a pivotal moment for Serbia, Freedom House has spotlighted the rampant corruption undermining democracy. As public unrest grows, the ...

Montenegro welcomed an official delegation from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) this week, focusing on the country's commitment ...

The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption group has urged Bosnia and Herzegovina to expedite its reform efforts. This call underscores the ...

A lawyer in Kosovo is currently on trial, facing allegations of attempting to influence judges in a case highlighting concerns ...

The European Union is bringing Hungary to court over a controversial law that purportedly aims to curb foreign influence. Critics ...