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‘Migration regularisation is a necessary step towards social justice and a sign of democratic health’

‘Only a handful of environmental organisations still dare challenge corporate projects in court’

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘This security decree is the biggest attack on the right to protest in the history of the Italian Republic’

Poland: political deadlock looms

Nationalist’s narrow presidential election win deepens divisions and threatens democratic reforms

‘Referendums reaffirm citizens’ right to be protagonists in their country’s democratic life’

‘The new president will reject anything he perceives as conflicting with conservative and national values’

‘While the far right may be losing ground, populist rhetoric cuts across party lines’

‘Live facial recognition treats everyone as a potential suspect, undermining privacy and eroding presumed innocence’

‘Those who promote accountability, democratic values and human rights are branded enemies of the state’

‘Diaspora voting ensured every citizen, regardless of location, could exercise their right to vote’