possible to derogate.".....

plight of Ireland’s fishermen has been compounded by a revision to the EU’s so-called derogation policy

ADVERTISEMENT Once again, Austria put the integrity and solidarity of the European Union under duress. Late last year, its government did so by arbitrarily denying access to Romania and Bulgaria to the Schengen area.... Austria took the decision to invite the Russian delegation to the OSCE assembly meeting, knowing that it would cause an international outcry. Several member states have already warned that they could boycott it as a result.... He is also the founder of theUni？...

Open this photo in gallery Quebec’s judicial council issued a reprimand in 2019, finding that Jean-Paul Braun had failed in his duty to fulfil his role with integrity and honour and in his duty of discretion. Justin Tang/ The Canadian PressA former Quebec court judge has failed in his attempt to overturn a reprimand he received over comments suggesting a 17-year-old victim of sexual assault might have been a flattered by the interest shown in her. The Supreme Court of Canada today refused to hea

The European Union Council has adopted legislation to ensure medicines can continue to flow unimpeded from Great Britain into Northern Ireland. The issues surrounding medicines stem from the outworkings of the Northern Ireland Protocol, a part of the Brexit deal which means Northern Ireland remains covered by the EU’s pharmaceutical regulations.As Northern Ireland receives most of its medicines from suppliers in Great Britain, there had been concerns that their movement could be impeded when gra

Join our Whatsapp channel LAHORE: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan( HRCP) on Sunday urged the government to withdraw the recently introduced Anti-Terrorism( Amendment) Bill, 2024 and formulate legislation and a plan of action that may not be abused as a means of violating fundamental rights. The HRCP expressed concern over the bill, authorising the state to detain individuals for up to three months for any inquiry based on ‘credible information’ or ‘reasonable suspicion’, without judicial

Maros Sefcovic, the European Commissioner with responsibility for discussions related to the Northern Ireland Protocol, unveiled a raft of key concessions on Wednesday, including dramatic reductions on the checks required on goods entering the region.... “ The last case of rabies in the United Kingdom was in the 1920s, Ms Barton pointed out. She said: “ Is this medical intervention, which has implications for the over-vaccination of pets, necessary?... “ Solutions must be found and people must

The long list up for review includes the Scott’s oriole, which is named after Winfield Scott, a US military commander who drove native Americans from their land in the 19th century.... The journey killed over 4, 000 Cherokee and is said to have displaced as many as 100, 000 people in the end.... Advocates for change see some names as barriers to inclusion and distractions from the organisms themselves. Now they want a full review. Jessica Ware, president-elect of the Entomological Society of A

Last month, the French President announced COVID-19 vaccines would be compulsory from September.... It would be mandatory for health workers and special passes would be required for anyone wanting to go to a restaurant or on a train or a plane. The controversial decision has been met with backlash from politicians and members of the public. Now, the Sud Santé Social union has called for a strike from August 4 in opposition to the" vaccination obligation".In a statement, the union said:" The Sud

Join our Whatsapp channel ISLAMABAD: Another petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the amendments to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act( Peca) 2016, seeking to declare them unconstitutional for being ultra vires to the Constitution and against the fundamental rights and basic norms of civil and criminal laws. The public interest petition was moved through Advocate Dr G.M. Chaudhry.... This is the second petition filed before the Supreme Court....