French European Affairs Minister Clement Beaune reaffirms that financial sanctions could be taken against Poland if dialog with the country over the primacy of European laws does not work out.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned of ‘centrifugal forces’ in the EU, calling for unity across the bloc.

A recent court ruling in Poland challenging the supremacy of EU law angers Brussels, raising concerns that Warsaw will eventually exit the bloc, described as “Polexit”.

Envoy says the UN nuclear agency’s recent report verifies Iran’s implementation of a law that has increased the country’s nuclear countermeasures.

This episode looks at why Israel can go ahead with violating international law while it also continues to Judaize Jerusalem al- Quds, after the regime has ordered expulsion of some Palestinian inhabitants from Sheikh Jarrah area.

HRW says the Indian government has adopted laws and policies that are discriminatory against the country’s Muslim minority population.

Tens of thousands of Indian farmers block a key highway near the capital, New Delhi, to protest the controversial agricultural reform laws enacted by the government.

Thirty Muslim men were arrested in Uttar Pradesh under the new law earlier this month, and could face jail terms if found guilty.

Turkey’s parliament approves a law that enables deeply intrusive oversight over NGOs in the name of stamping out “terrorism.”

Three anti-government figures in Hong Kong are sentenced to prison for inciting violent rallies in the Chinese territory last year.