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Lawyers for Mayor Erion Veliaj held a press conference, stating they are assisting him with an application to Strasbourg and plan to return in September after 14 months of rejected requests, highlighting the delay in processing his security measure as a problem.
Japanese beetles, an invasive species capable of attacking over 300 plant types including vines, corn, and fruit trees, have been detected again in France, prompting alerts from authorities.
Bosnian MP Saša Magazinović made a statement outside the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, addressing claims made after a meeting between SNSD and HDZ regarding the election of the Croatian member of the Presidency.
Albanian MP Redi Muçi criticized the parliamentary majority for their trip to Strasbourg regarding a European Parliament resolution, suggesting they were not serious about the matter.
The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Croatia in the Lazić v. Croatia case, finding a violation of property rights after police seized three pistols from the plaintiff.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Croatia in the Lazić v. Croatia case, finding a violation of property rights after police seized three pistols from the plaintiff.
Police and inspectors in Sremski Karlovci, Serbia, interrupted the screening of the documentary film 'Tour to Strasbourg' in a pedestrian zone, despite previous screenings across the country proceeding without incident.
Srđan Milivojević, following his visit to Strasbourg, stated that preparations are underway for a 'great escape,' referring to efforts to investigate money laundering. He indicated plans to visit relevant institutions in Frankfurt to address the flow of money from Serbia into real estate, accounts, and investment arrangements of connected individuals.
A Stabilization-Association Committee meeting is being held in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, where Albania's integration process into the European Union is a key topic. MEP Chiara Gemma stressed that Albania can only become a full member with credible institutions.
The Irish Taoiseach (Prime Minister) faced scrutiny from Members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, addressing tough topics ranging from homelessness to Aughinish and Israel, despite pleasantries exchanged in Irish.
The surveillance of Stelios Kouloglou using Pegasus software will be urgently debated in the plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, following a request from the European Left group.
A European Parliament report, to be discussed in Strasbourg, praises Moldova's progress in EU negotiation chapters and its commitment, setting an 'ambitious but achievable' goal of concluding negotiations by 2028 and joining the EU by 2030.
Chelsea has avoided significant UEFA sanctions for financial overspending, while its sister club Strasbourg received the heaviest fine of nearly $15 million among 14 clubs penalized for breaking financial monitoring rules.
A parliamentary delegation participated in the Summer Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), which was held from Monday to Friday in Strasbourg.
Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that the opposition's decision to present internal problems in Brussels and Strasbourg demonstrates a misunderstanding of the state system's complexity and importance.
Serbian MP Pašić (SSP) addressed the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, emphasizing the deteriorating situation in Serbia despite European warnings and discussing issues concerning students, Kosovo, and the country's crisis.
Gary O'Neil has been officially appointed as the new manager of Ipswich Town, signing a three-year deal following Kieran McKenna's departure. His move marks his return to the Premier League with the newly promoted club after departing Strasbourg.
Sasa Magazinovic, head of the delegation of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, stated in Strasbourg that Serbia cannot earn trust while continuing to protect war criminals.
The death of a 75-year-old man found on Rue de Strasbourg, amidst a heatwave and concerns about homelessness, has prompted the police press office to respond to media reports questioning the authorities' handling of the situation.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) held productive and useful meetings with EU institutions in Strasbourg and Brussels as part of their ongoing contacts with European bodies.
Meetings in Strasbourg are focusing on Serbia's potential integration into the European Union. A speaker noted that Serbia needs to change, stating that the EU is not to blame for Serbia's divided society.
Serbian and European Parliament members held a meeting in Strasbourg to discuss topics including accession negotiations, the implementation of Venice Commission opinions, and other relevant issues.
Montenegrin President Milatović is scheduled to speak in Strasbourg today, discussing Montenegro's European path, the dynamics of accession negotiations, and the importance of EP political support in the final phase of European integration.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has ruled that Serbia must compensate a participant in COVID-19 protests. The court found that the protester was subjected to an unfair trial.
EU commissioners have expressed dissatisfaction with their electric BMWs, which struggle to complete the 440 km journey from Brussels to Strasbourg without recharging, as actual range falls short of declared figures due to speed and safety reserves.
Montenegrin President Milatović is scheduled to address members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday, June 16. He will present the results achieved by Montenegro.
The European Parliament will hold a debate and adopt a resolution regarding Russia's provocative actions, specifically drone attacks on Romania, during its plenary session in Strasbourg.
EU Parliament member Marc Angel had to consult a parliamentary doctor due to hygiene issues at a Strasbourg hotel and is advocating for improved procedures to address such incidents.
EU Commissioners traveling from Brussels to Strasbourg were forced to make an unscheduled stop in Luxembourg after the batteries of their 'green fleet' electric vehicles ran out.
Observador interviewed Sebastião Bugalho in Strasbourg under specific rules: avoiding current affairs, taking place in a bar, and accompanied by a beer.
A European Parliament member sought medical attention after staying in a substandard hotel in Strasbourg, reigniting the ongoing debate about the European Parliament's monthly relocations.
Caroline Guiela Nguyen, director of the only national theater in the region, voiced fears that a far-right government in France could lead to the 'worst' outcomes for cultural policy.
Zoran Jojić and Boris Ivanović, representatives from Montenegro's Ministry of Sport and Youth, participated in the 20th meeting of the EPAS Governing Board and a joint meeting in Strasbourg, focusing on the implementation of European values in sport.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is receiving praise for her pressure on judges at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, marking a significant first step in a necessary process.
The Danish government is facing strong criticism from top lawyers for an unprecedented declaration, supported by 45 European countries, that puts pressure on the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has ruled against the Hungarian state, ordering it to pay 10,000 euros in damages and legal costs to social workers whose right to strike was impeded.
Latvian doctor and professor Sandra Lejniece was awarded the new European Order of Merit at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, becoming one of the first 20 recipients from various European countries.
The European Parliament recognized several prominent figures, including former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, former Portuguese President Cavaco Silva, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, for their contributions. The honors were part of various ceremonies, with some Polish politicians boycotting Merkel's award.
Tennis player Emma Raducanu suffered a loss in her first match back on tour after a two-month absence due to injury. The defeat occurred in Strasbourg, marking her debut under a new coach.
Andrzej Poczobut, the journalist freed in late April, is scheduled to speak at a plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg in June, as announced by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.
Poor conditions and slow oversight of detentions in Montenegro could prove costly for the country as it attempts to close key chapters, drawing attention from Brussels and Strasbourg.
The issue of the Pontian Greek Genocide is being discussed for the first time in the Plenary Session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, on the symbolic date of May 19.
A young woman was kidnapped in Strasbourg by men who claimed to be part of the "DZ Mafia." Two suspects, reportedly from Marseille, have been charged with kidnapping, illegal confinement, and death threats in connection with the incident.
Four judges of the Croatian Constitutional Court are blocking an agreement on the distribution of work in councils, threatening severe human rights violations and potential lawsuits against Croatia in Strasbourg.
The documentary film "Tour to Strasbourg" by Radovan Seratlić and Ana Ristović is continuing its screenings across Serbia, with upcoming projections in Pirot, Vrbas, Vršac, and Sremska Mitrovica.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg issued a significant, though largely unnoticed, ruling against Bulgaria last Thursday. The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee and its former chairman, Krassimir Kanev, successfully sued Bulgaria, highlighting the need for profound reforms within the country's security services.
Olympian Ioannis Melissanidis, now an ambassador for the European Committee of Human Rights in Strasbourg, is focusing his efforts on combating toxicity. He reflected on past media attention and his current work in human rights.
Rayo Vallecano 1-0 RC StrasbourgRayo Vallecano hosted RC Strasbourg in their first ever European semi-final at Vallecas, and were victorious in the first leg.
The co-chairman of the EU-Montenegro Stabilization and Association Parliamentary Committee (POSP) emphasized the need for Montenegro to finalize its electoral reform during the 25th POSP meeting in Strasbourg, highlighting strong support from EU institutions.
MEP Carla Tavares, co-rapporteur for the EU budget post-2027, stated that greater ambitions cannot be achieved with less money, following a vote in Strasbourg on the EU's Multiannual Financial Framework for 2028-2034.
Members of the European Parliament are calling for an end to the monthly sessions held in Strasbourg, citing the potential for significant energy savings and reduced logistical costs.
Albanian MP Albana Vokshi raised an alarm at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, warning that dirty money and the narco-economy are distorting Albania's economy and posing a risk to all of Europe.
Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the BiH Presidency, met with Petra Bayr, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, where he spoke about the goal of liberal democracy without inequality.
OGC Nice is expected to start Maxime Dupé in goal, replacing first-choice goalkeeper Yehvann Diouf, for their Coupe de France semi-final match against RC Strasbourg Alsace.
A tram collided with an exterior wall of the Strasbourg train station in eastern France, causing minor injuries to two people. The local transport company indicated the driver may have experienced a medical emergency.
Audrey Mondjehi, an accomplice in the 2018 Strasbourg Christmas market attack, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison by a special assize court in Paris.
Low-cost airline easyJet is launching a new direct flight route connecting Nantes and Strasbourg starting April 17. The service will operate twice a week, offering a 1.5-hour journey compared to 6-7 hours by train.
The mother of a victim in the 'Petrohan case' has announced on Facebook her intention to sue Bulgaria in Strasbourg. This legal action relates to a past incident, seeking justice through international courts.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Defense Minister Zukan Helez has called for the mandate of SNSD President Milorad Dodik to be revoked, following a decision by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
Catherine Trautmann, the new socialist mayor of Strasbourg, has formed an alliance with right-wing elected officials to secure the presidency of the metropolis, indicating her intention to personally oversee public transport.
An unexpected diplomatic conflict has erupted between France and Sweden, with Swedish MEPs threatening to boycott Strasbourg due to a "draconian ban," potentially disrupting the European Parliament's operations.
An interview discusses a historic river journey from Zurich to Strasbourg, reminiscent of a 15th-century competition. The current low water levels are noted as having consequences for the experienced participants.
French Members of the European Parliament often share the same TGV train from Paris to Strasbourg for their monthly session, a journey where they build connections and camaraderie beyond political divides.
An opinion piece from Público discusses the conviction that Portugal will likely face another condemnation from Strasbourg for violating freedom of expression. The author, Francisco Teixeira da Mota, expresses confidence in this outcome.
Croatia has been ordered to pay thousands of euros by the European Court in Strasbourg after a ruling found its courts were too slow in deciding on a prisoner's conditional release.
European Union lawmakers in Strasbourg have agreed on their position regarding the digital euro, approving it in a vote on July 8, 2026, raising concerns about control and financial privacy.
The Serbian government is accused of causing over 32 million euros in damages to the state through the sale of Energoprojekt shares in July 2017, with the final determination expected from Strasbourg.
Vladimir Pajić, an MP from the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), stated after a visit to Strasbourg that it is clear to everyone in the European Parliament that the Serbian Progressive Party's government is corrupt and authoritarian, lacking democratic values.
Amidst a heatwave in France, an engineer in Strasbourg has developed an innovative natural air conditioning system that utilizes a rainwater tank to cool homes.
The Grand Chamber of the Strasbourg court, by a vote of 15 to 2, rejected a complaint filed by the former president of BCP, concluding that the processes by BdP, CMVM, and the courts formed a coherent whole without duplication.
AS Roma has identified Diego Moreira as a priority target to strengthen their left-back line, with Strasbourg reportedly seeking €40 million for the 2004-born winger.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has clarified the boundary between criticism and personal humiliation, ruling that freedom of expression does not extend to hate speech.
The European Parliament has approved significant changes to air passenger rights, aiming to provide faster compensation for flight delays and address unacceptable practices. These updated rules, the first in 20 years, are expected to become EU law soon.
The European Parliament in Strasbourg is set to begin discussions on the EU enlargement process concerning Ukraine, Moldova, and Serbia, with Serbia's progress noted as poor.
Police in Sremski Karlovci prevented the screening of the film "A Trip to Strasbourg" in the town center. The reason for the intervention was not immediately specified.
French club Strasbourg and Belgian club Anderlecht are both reportedly interested in signing Michael Parker, a former West Brom youngster currently playing for Örgryte.
Arsenal has reportedly held discussions with Pascal de Maesschalck, the technical director of RC Strasbourg Alsace, as the Premier League champions seek to strengthen their backroom staff.
Thousands of Turkish expatriates, purge victims, and human rights advocates rallied in Strasbourg, urging European bodies to take concrete action against Turkey's refusal to implement European Court of Human Rights rulings.
Gary O'Neil has been officially appointed as the new manager of Ipswich Town, signing a three-year deal. His move comes after departing Strasbourg and marks his return to the Premier League with the newly promoted club.
Saša Magazinović, a representative in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, addressed the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, questioning Serbia's credibility and place in the council due to its alleged protection of war criminals.
The Strasbourg court ruled that North Macedonia's annulment of pardons granted by President Ivanov was justified, though it found fair trial rights were violated for two of the three appellants.
Following a successful loan spell with Strasbourg, 20-year-old Belgian youth international Mike Penders is set to return to Stamford Bridge and compete for a first-team role at Chelsea next season.
Police and rescue workers discovered a lifeless person in a backyard on Rue de Strasbourg in Luxembourg. Further details regarding the incident are not yet known.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has issued rulings concerning the protection of freedom of assembly and fair trial rights in Serbia, freedom of expression in Croatia, and free election rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Višnja Višnjić Milić, a journalist from Radio-Television of Serbia (RTS), received an award for journalistic excellence at the Council of Europe headquarters in Strasbourg for her reporting on the suffering of Roma people.
An exhibition titled 'Croatian Anti-Fascist Movement: From Resistance to Rights' was opened in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, organized by MEP Marko Vešligaj, who highlighted anti-fascism as a foundation of Croatian statehood.
Elam Member of the European Parliament Geadis Geadi extolled the Cypriot government’s deepening relations with Israel and the United States during a plenary debate on the Middle East situation in Strasbourg.
Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku is in Strasbourg, where the European Parliament is discussing Albania's progress report, stating that the voice of citizen protests is being heard in the European Parliament.
Montenegrin official Koprivica met with the President and Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, affirming Montenegro's strong political will to implement reforms.
France Insoumise (LFI) will organize its "meeting-concert" pro-Palestine event with Médine in a new venue in Strasbourg. The concert, scheduled during the monthly session of the European Parliament, aims to conclude the European radical left's campaign for the suspension of the EU-Israel association agreement.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled in favor of Croatian lawyer Ivana Raspović, finding that Croatia violated her right to freedom of expression after she was penalized for criticizing a judge.
A lawyer from Zadar, Ivana Raspović, has won a case against the Republic of Croatia in Strasbourg, a decision she described as a 'serious defeat for our judiciary'.
An ammonia leak occurred at a rubber factory north of Strasbourg, a Seveso-classified site, resulting in three injuries. The leak has since been stopped, and the injured are currently being examined.
A European Member of Parliament sought medical attention after staying in a dirty hotel in Strasbourg, once again raising questions about the European Parliament's monthly relocations.
A 37-year-old osteopath from Strasbourg is on trial at the Bas-Rhin criminal court, accused of abusing around thirty female patients by systematically acting by surprise and exploiting their trust.
The European Union has fined Chinese e-commerce giant Temu €200 million for breaching EU rules by allowing the sale of illegal and unsafe products, including dangerous toys. Temu has expressed disagreement with the accusations.
The Association of Prosecutors in Spain is taking the Constitutional Court's ruling, which validated 'finger-pointing' appointments in the fiscal leadership, to Strasbourg, alleging a violation of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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This article features top photographs of the day, including a Gaza flotilla protest in Strasbourg and Arsenal football club's title celebrations in London.
Representatives from the European Parliament, Council, and Commission are meeting in Strasbourg to finalize a transatlantic trade agreement, but face internal conflicts, with a Croatian MEP accusing them of seeking conflict over a 'Greenland clause'.
Firefighters from Montenegro's Port of Bar are dissatisfied with the authorities' response to their claims, stating that medical findings show three officers are unfit for duty and seeking a correction to a 2013 error, potentially taking their case to Strasbourg.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu received the European Order of Merit during a ceremony at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Her acceptance speech was briefly disrupted by former convicted MP Cristian Rizea, who was subsequently removed from the hall.
Chelsea target Valentín Barco (21) has announced that his time at RC Strasbourg Alsace has come to an end in a post on Instagram.Barco joined Strasbourg, initially on loan from Brighton and Hove…
The European Parliament is commencing one of its busiest plenary sessions of the year in Strasbourg, set to discuss passenger rights in rail and air transport, tariffs with the US, and funding for regions after 2027.
Bulgarian Euro-prosecutor Teodora Georgieva has filed a lawsuit against the state in Strasbourg, claiming violations of her rights to free expression and personal liberty after being temporarily suspended from her post for over a year.
Romanian officials, including Nicușor Dan and Ilie Bolojan, met with the President of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Discussions focused on Romania's reaffirmation of its fundamental rights commitments and efforts to reduce the number of lawsuits against the country at the ECHR.
Previews for upcoming Ligue 1 football matches, including Rennes vs Paris FC and Angers vs Strasbourg, have been released. These previews offer detailed team news, predicted lineups, and match predictions for the May 10th fixtures.
MEPs from Portugal's PSD and CDS, along with Spain's PP, are advocating for Venezuelan opposition leader Corina Machado to be given an institutional platform in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
Former judge Ervin Metalla, who was dismissed from duty, has won his case in Strasbourg, with the decision to remove him deemed disproportionate and in violation of Article 8 of the ECHR.
EasyJet has inaugurated a new direct air route connecting Strasbourg and Marrakech, aiming to strengthen travel, tourism, and economic ties between Morocco and France.
An 89-year-old man who opened fire in Athens reportedly told authorities he had also planned an attack in Strasbourg. His lawyer stated that his actions in Athens were driven by "protest and despair."
Diana Șoșoacă says she expects to be picked up by the police as early as the airport on Thursday evening, when she returns to the country from Strasbourg.
Football clubs across Europe are preparing for and competing in the UEFA Champions League semi-final matches. Teams like Bayern, PSG, Arsenal, and Atlético Madrid are vying for a spot in the final, with key players and strategies dominating discussions.
A procedure has been initiated against Croatia in Strasbourg following a lawsuit by two former candidates for the Constitutional Court, challenging the election of constitutional judges.
The University of Strasbourg is preparing to expel approximately 40 master's students from non-EU countries who have not paid their increased tuition fees, a measure rarely enforced by other universities but encouraged by the government.
Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi, as President of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, delivered a speech at the spring session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) in Strasbourg, emphasizing Moldova's strong EU perspective as a candidate country.
Moldova has signed agreements with the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, focusing on support for Ukraine and efforts to combat violence against women and domestic violence. The signing was announced by Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi after a meeting with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe.
A report by the Center for Civic Education (CGO) indicates that 95% of judgments against Montenegro at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg have confirmed violations of fundamental rights. This highlights a significant pattern of human rights infringements within the country.
Three young individuals have been charged with attempted murder after a 17-year-old adolescent was violently attacked and disfigured with a hammer in Strasbourg. The victim's prognosis remains critical.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg confirmed on April 10 that it rejected Milorad Dodik's legal team's request to suspend a verdict concerning his function as President of Republika Srpska.
An arrest in Strasbourg, France, of a man who allegedly used ChatGPT to research how to kill an intelligence agent, has sparked a debate about OpenAI's moderation tools and the company's data handling.
Chelsea is reportedly seeking to sign a defender from its partner club Strasbourg, while Inter Milan targets a Tottenham goalkeeper and Liverpool looks to strengthen its defensive ranks, according to Sunday's transfer gossip.
A French administrative court has ruled that the state must reimburse the city of Strasbourg nearly 540,000 euros for costs incurred in providing emergency housing for homeless individuals in a municipal gymnasium.
Chelsea has officially signed Argentina's World Cup star Valentin Barco from their sister club Strasbourg. The transfer brings a notorious World Cup player to the English club.
The defense team for Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj is preparing to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights in September, involving British and American legal firms.
A 50-year-old Romanian patient diagnosed with intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, for whom no surgical solution was found in Romania, underwent a highly complex procedure in Strasbourg.
Ní Mhurchú has made a statement indicating that she is only able to speak the Irish language when in Strasbourg, implying limitations or specific contexts for its use.
Ina Zhupa, head of the Culture, Tourism, and Diaspora Committee, accused socialist Taulant Balla of presenting false claims in Strasbourg to justify the construction of Vlora Airport in the protected Vjosa-Narta area.
Serbian MP Vladimir Pajić of the Movement of Free Citizens stated after a visit to Strasbourg that the ruling progressive party is clearly corrupt and authoritarian to everyone in the European Parliament.
The Albanian Constitutional Court has reacted against the State Advocacy's report on the execution of European Court of Human Rights decisions, disputing assessments that it has not reflected recommendations from Strasbourg rulings.
Following a visit to Strasbourg, Serbian politician Srđan Milivojević stated that preparations are underway for a 'great escape,' indicating plans to visit institutions in Frankfurt to investigate money flows from Serbia into real estate and investments.
A video has emerged showing an Albanian government delegation, including Taulant Balla and Evis Kushi, playing cards in Strasbourg, drawing criticism from Agron Shehaj.
Cypriot members of the European Parliament called for increased protection for the island from wildfires, as the Strasbourg plenary session discussed the European Union’s preparedness for fires and heatwaves.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin is scheduled to address the European Parliament in Strasbourg, where he will detail the priorities for Ireland's EU presidency.
The European Parliament in Strasbourg is set to hold a busy four-day session, with key votes scheduled on air passenger rights, the future of the automotive industry, and cybersecurity regulations.
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered the Hungarian state to pay compensation because the prosecutor's office failed to thoroughly investigate a police brutality suspicion involving a broken hand.
A group of 50 to 60 individuals, identified by German authorities as French, reportedly caused disturbances at a swimming pool in Kehl, Germany, near Strasbourg, leading to its evacuation.
The Portuguese People's Monarchist Party (PPM) has lost a legal challenge at the European Court in Strasbourg regarding its use of the acronym 'AD', with the court ruling it could signal its autonomy to voters.
Paris Saint-Germain's 18-year-old player Pierre Mounguengue, previously targeted by Strasbourg and Newcastle, is reportedly expected to sign with Dynamo Kyiv.
NPS representative Jakovljević, speaking in Strasbourg, highlighted a deep crisis within Serbian institutions and a significant lack of accountability. He emphasized the severe challenges facing the country's governmental and public structures.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg found that the dismissal of former Durrës Appeal Prosecutor Ferdinand Elezi was disproportionate to its aims.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the dismissal of prosecutor Gentjan Osmani by the Special Appeals Chamber was disproportionate, paving the way for his return to duty.
The Slovenian grassroots movement 'My Voice, My Choice' was awarded the international Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Gender Equality Award today at a ceremony in Strasbourg for its fight for equal access to abortion.
A report or discussion focuses on human rights protection in the Balkans, specifically freedom of assembly and fair trial in Serbia, freedom of expression in Croatia, and free elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, likely in the context of the European Court of Human Rights.
Members of the Serbian delegation from both the ruling party and opposition are offering conflicting accounts of what transpired at a meeting in Strasbourg. There is a suggestion that one participant, Prebilič, may have misunderstood key aspects of the discussions.
Representatives of Serbia's ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) met with members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg to discuss ODIHR recommendations and the opinion of the Venice Commission, with one MEP describing the meeting as perceived as blackmail.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has dismissed as inadmissible Milorad Dodik's appeal against a Bosnian court decision that last year sentenced him to imprisonment and removed him from his position as president of the entity.
Serbia has lost a case before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, which unanimously ruled that the country violated Jovan Iskrenović's right to a fair trial. The case stemmed from Iskrenović's participation in protests against COVID-19 pandemic measures in July 2020.
The SYRIZA-PS European parliamentary group has announced its priorities for the Strasbourg Plenary session from June 15-18, with interventions expected from MEPs Kostas Arvanitis and Elena Kountoura.
Anthropologist Florence Bergeaud-Blackler was acquitted in a defamation trial initiated by a Strasbourg doctoral student, whom Bergeaud-Blackler had accused of being a conduit for Islamist influence within French universities.
GRECO (Group of States against Corruption) in Strasbourg has reviewed Montenegro's progress in implementing anti-corruption recommendations. The assessment focused on the country's efforts to fulfill its commitments.
An article draws an analogy between the 'Revolution of the Flamingos' in Zvërnec and the author's recent visit to Strasbourg, reflecting on protests and political events.
Strasbourg is described as a city that effortlessly impresses, defined by its geography as a crossroads between France and Germany where architecture, language, and gastronomy coexist in perfect harmony.
A dispute has arisen between the LFI party and Strasbourg Events over rapper Médine's planned performance at a pro-Palestinian meeting in Strasbourg, with the venue manager opposing his presence.
According to Politico, a Member of the European Parliament sought medical treatment after staying in a hotel in Strasbourg, citing unsanitary conditions. MEPs are required to convene in France once a month.
A European Parliament member reportedly fell ill and required medical attention after staying in a 'miserable' hotel during a monthly plenary session in Strasbourg, highlighting ongoing complaints from MEPs about travel inconveniences.
A known critic of the Strasbourg court describes the Chișinău Declaration as 'rather contentless' but highlights 'interesting signals' regarding the future of the human rights system in light of migration challenges.
EU Commissioners are reportedly frustrated with using electric cars for travel to Strasbourg, as the EU Commission aims for a climate-neutral car fleet by 2027, creating logistical problems.
Tennis predictions for May 23, 2026, feature key matches such as Emma Navarro against Victoria Mboko at the Internationaux de Strasbourg, and Tommy Paul versus Ignacio Buse.
The documentary film 'Tura do Strazbura' (A Trip to Strasbourg), by Radovan Seratlić and Ana Ristović, had its premiere screening at the European Parliament, organized by MEP Irena Joveva.
A Hungarian trade union won a case against the Hungarian state in Strasbourg, arguing that the government had undermined strike rights for social workers between 2019 and 2020.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu stated in Strasbourg that Moldova is ready to begin EU accession talks across all clusters, while also facing domestic political challenges and discussions on VIP corruption.
A daily news selection highlights that the Prešov hospital project in Slovakia could become €90 million more expensive, alongside a mention of a 'historic moment' in Strasbourg.
Lech Wałęsa, the former Polish president, legendary trade union leader, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and democracy advocate, is one of twenty individuals to receive the newly established European Order of Merit from the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
SYRIZA has announced its priorities for the Strasbourg Plenary session scheduled for May 18-21, 2026, with interventions expected from MEPs Kostas Arvanitis and Elena Kountoura.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has commenced a European tour, with planned visits to Prague, Strasbourg, and The Hague, to advocate for her country's accelerated accession to the European Union. Her itinerary includes participation in the Globsec conference in Prague.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu is scheduled to travel to Strasbourg next week to be awarded the European Order of Merit. Past recipients include Angela Merkel, Lech Wałęsa, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Emma Raducanu is scheduled to make her return to professional tennis after receiving a wildcard entry to compete in the Strasbourg tournament. This marks her anticipated comeback to the sport.
Ana Dangova-Hug has been nominated as the new candidate for a judge position in the Strasbourg court, with the expert panel expressing satisfaction with the national procedure.
Berse stated that the Council of Europe is actively working to implement decisions from the Strasbourg Court against Bulgaria, particularly focusing on unexecuted rulings.
Emma Raducanu is planning to return to the WTA Tour in Strasbourg in two weeks, following her withdrawal from the Italian Open due to health grounds. This marks her target for resuming competitive play.
Bulgarian Euro-prosecutor Teodora Georgieva's lawyers, Katina Boncheva and Mihail Ekimdzhiev, have filed a complaint with the Strasbourg court, describing the actions of the prosecution against her as prosecutorial arbitrariness and an institutional vendetta.
A former director of a public library in Klaipėda district, Indra Tamašauskienė, convicted of abuse of power for taking 150 euros, states her fight is not over and hopes to prove her truth in Strasbourg.
The saga of a polyclinic in Sarajevo that was abruptly closed continues, with patients now prepared to seek their rights in Strasbourg as local institutions have failed to resolve the issue for months.
An 89-year-old man reportedly prepared attacks for three years, intending to shoot at the European Court, and recently visited Strasbourg. Police believe his motive stemmed from frustration and anger towards the system and Greek justice over rejected pension claims.
The Strasbourg Court has condemned Bulgaria in a case brought by the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, citing a lack of minimal guarantees against arbitrary and illegal data processing by DANS for civil activists and human rights organizations.
The European Parliament's plenary session in Strasbourg is addressing the 20th package of sanctions against Russia, a €90 billion loan for Kyiv, and progress on the EU's multi-year budget.
A new exhibition in Strasbourg brings together the stories of Russian dissidents and Ukrainian civilians and soldiers who are currently imprisoned in Russia.
Donald Trump has stated that a visit by King Charles to the United States could help improve relations between the UK and the US. He described the King as "a fantastic man."
Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the Presidency of BiH, addressed the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, presenting data on lobbying efforts aimed at the disintegration of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The uncle of Aleks Nika is seeking assistance from Albanian MPs regarding the stalled investigations by SPAK into the state killings of January 21, 2011, despite rulings from the Strasbourg and Supreme Courts.
The documentary 'Tour to Strasbourg' is scheduled to be screened in public squares throughout Serbia and at the European Parliament. These screenings aim to bring the film to a wider audience both domestically and internationally.
The President of the Democratic Party (DS), Srđan Milivojević, announced that the party will appeal to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg regarding alleged election theft in 2023, citing a statement by the Constitutional Court president as an admission.
Moldova's Parliament has approved the appointments of three new ambassadors who will represent the country in Japan, Kazakhstan, and at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.