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UK, Ireland, and England flags hanging on a balcony

Ireland “won’t provide a loophole” for UK’s migration policy

The Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris has announced enacting emergency legislation to send asylum seekers back to the United Kingdom, after seeing a surge in migrants crossing the border into Ireland following Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Policy. In turn, the British Prime Minister wants an agreement with the European Union to send returning asylum seekers back to France.…
April 30, 2024
Inside a greenhouse facility in Canada.

Cannabis legalization: is Germany balking?

The law on the legalization of cannabis should soon come into force in Germany, but many Länder ministers are urging for revisions and advocating for a delay in its implementation.…
March 13, 2024
Military parade of Serbian soldiers in 2014.

The arrest of a military union figure amid the militarization of Serbia

Novica Antić, president of the Serbian Military Union, was detained for 48 hours while authorities searched his residence. As an outspoken critic of leadership within the Serbian military, his arrest exposes the unfolding tensions between trade unionists and the Military Security Agency amid the backdrop of heightened militarization in the country.…
March 1, 2024
Javier Milei waves to crowd of Argentinians as he assumes office in December 2023.

Javier Milei’s shock therapy slows down inflation in Argentina. For how long?

Argentina’s inflation crisis cooled in January, which President Javier Milei sees as a notable achievement thanks to his shock therapy economic plan. But his controversial endeavor to reshape the Argentinian economy is anything but straightforward as he struggles to pass reforms due to resistance from Congress. The inflation rate may also see a significant rebound over the next months.…
February 16, 2024
A sticker on a pole in a street in Germany reads "No one is illegal" in German.

Germany introduces new payment card for refugees

To reduce administration costs and prevent misuse of asylum benefits, German states will replace cash benefits to asylum seekers with payment cards. But it is not uniformly adopted by all Länder and does not come without criticism and warnings of discrimination.…
February 14, 2024
Criminal arrested in Singapore

New Singapore bill aims to tighten criminal procedures

A bill in Singapore includes being able to detain sexual offenders indefinitely if they are still deemed a public threat, the ability for police to search suspects without warrants if necessary, and new rules for forensic medical exams.…
January 22, 2024
National Assembly of Ecuador

Ecuador’s escalation against organized crime reaches nationwide conflict

It is unclear what kinds of allowances will be given to armed officers in the state of exception. The National Assembly also said that they will “not obstruct any public authority” during the state of exception. Over the last few years, Ecuador and the National Assembly have moved towards facing organized crime through military force, as public safety has declined.…
January 12, 2024
Papua New Guinea Parliament

Heated pay dispute in Papua New Guinea leads to series of deadly riots

Shops and cars were set on fire and supermarkets looted after police went on strike over a pay dispute on Wednesday. More than 1,000 national troops are now on standby “to step in wherever necessary”, said Prime Minister James Marape on Thursday, acknowledging that the situation was still “tense.”…
January 11, 2024
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