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Most companies like to show that they care about queer people. Following gains in rights and legal recognition over the last decades, it is now a commonly established ritual to display a rainbow logo during Pride Month. Big corporations such as North Face, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Target and Kohl’s have all…

‘In the interests of social inclusion, the persons concerned should receive this assistance without additional charge’ – EU principle

The EV maker was reportedly among the companies found to have likely benefited from Chinese state subsidies during the evidence-gathering for the probe.

Progressive Slovakia polls at 18% against controversial former prime minister Robert Fico’s Smer party at 17.7%

The Tories’ tactics are failing as asylum seekers continue to risk their lives in huge numbers. Our solution will address that, writes Thom Brooks, an adviser to the shadow home affairs team

Press freedom campaigners call for draft proposal to approve use of spyware on phones to be axed

Exclusive: Swissport is ‘conducting a thorough review of relevant training materials’

Politicians from across the political spectrum engage in anti-migrant language ahead of October 15 polls.

Claimants say European countries are breaching their human rights by failing to take adequate action to tackle global heating

A little over three years ago, a group of Portuguese youths filed a legal action against 33 European governments to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over what they say is a failure to adequately tackle global heating. Now, the Strasbourg court will be hearing them on 27 September,…

The world has witnessed breathtaking advances in generative artificial intelligence (AI), with ChatGPT being one of the best known examples. To prevent harm and misuse of the technology, politicians are now considering regulating AI. Yet they face an overlooked barrier: AI may have a right to free speech.