Empowering Justice: Equipping Judges and Prosecutors in North Macedonia to Combat Hate Speech
In a bold step towards fostering a more inclusive society, the Council of Europe is rolling out dynamic training sessions ...
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Building Public Trust: Effective Crisis Communication Strategies for Judges in Montenegro
The Council of Europe is leading dynamic efforts to strengthen crisis communication within Montenegro's judiciary. This initiative seeks to build ...
Read moreSerbia at a Crossroads: Confronting Corruption for a Brighter Future
In a defining moment for Serbia, Freedom House has exposed the widespread corruption eroding the foundations of democracy. As public ...
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Historic Official Visit to Montenegro: Strengthening Ties and Justice
Montenegro proudly hosted an official delegation from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) this week, highlighting the nation’s strong ...
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Europe’s Anticorruption Group Urges Bosnia and Herzegovina to Speed Up Reforms
The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption group has called on Bosnia and Herzegovina to accelerate its reform efforts. This urgent appeal ...
Read moreKosovo Lawyer Faces Trial Over Alleged Attempt to Influence Judges
A lawyer in Kosovo is now on trial, accused of trying to sway judges in a case that shines a ...
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EU Takes Hungary to Court Over Controversial Law Threatening Fundamental Rights
The European Union is taking Hungary to court over a contentious law that claims to limit foreign influence. However, critics ...
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European Public Prosecutor’s Office Suspends Bulgarian Prosecutor Amid Integrity Concerns
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has taken the significant step of suspending a Bulgarian prosecutor amid serious integrity concerns, intensifying ...
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Unacceptable External Pressures Threaten Judiciary Independence in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The OSCE has strongly condemned external pressures on the judiciary in Bosnia and Herzegovina, labeling them as "unacceptable." Such interference ...
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Slovenia Urged to Boost Investigation Independence and Act on Longstanding Anti-Bribery Recommendations After High-Level Mission
The OECD Working Group on Bribery has called on Slovenia to accelerate efforts in enhancing its investigative independence and swiftly ...
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How the Rule of Law Drives Stronger Cooperation Between Montenegro and the EU
The Rule of Law stands as a cornerstone in boosting cooperation between Montenegro and the European Union. By harmonizing its ...
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Walking Out on Hungary: How Collective Action and New EU Treaties Are Standing Up to Russia
In the wake of escalating tensions with Russia, Hungary’s possible exit from key EU agreements threatens to shake the foundation ...
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