RFK Jr tells Rogan UK went from home of Magna Carta to dictatorship for speech crackdown
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the UK's crackdown on free speech during a conversation on Joe Rogan's podcast, likening it to a shift from democratic principles to tyranny.
UN Human Rights Council chief cuts off speaker criticizing US-sanctioned official
The chief of the UN Human Rights Council interrupted a speaker during a session after they criticized officials, including one sanctioned by the US.
Expert critical of the verdict: "Restrictive factor for individual freedom of speech"
An expert has criticized a court's verdict against a man charged after placing politically provocative items outside the homes of two ministers in Sweden, arguing it restricts individual freedom of speech.
Expert: Weak Argumentation in Ruling Against Activist
Nils Funcke, a free speech expert, criticizes a court ruling against a man convicted for placing controversial symbols outside the homes of Swedish ministers.
The President of TV Republika is raging about the concession. 'I've never seen such gangsterism before'
Tomasz Sakiewicz, President of TV Republika, condemned the actions surrounding the station's broadcasting concession, suggesting a deliberate attack aimed at undermining its operations.
MARILIN SIMCHON โฉ How the state shapes a child's school path: A comparison of Estonia and Israel
The article examines the differences between the educational systems of Estonia and Israel and how these impact the development of responsibility and freedom of choice in students.
GW and Funcke criticize ministerial threat sentence: 'Lacks weight'
Experts GW and Funcke critique the recent sentence of an activist for threatening ministers, arguing that freedom of expression should take precedence.
Expert: Weak Argumentation in the Verdict Against Activist
An expert criticizes the court's ruling against a man convicted of disturbing peace with political protests outside the homes of Swedish ministers.
Jasmine Crockett under fire after reportedly having armed guards remove 'White girl' reporter from rally
Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas faced backlash after allegedly having armed guards remove a reporter from her campaign rally.
The US and South Korean military will hold joint exercises
The upcoming joint military exercises 'Freedom Shield' by the US and South Korea are scheduled from March 9 to 19 amidst North Korean tensions and a significant political conference.
Rapist talked parole board into freedom - then attacked woman with knife
A convicted rapist, Neil Trennan, received a life sentence after attacking a woman with a knife shortly after persuading the Parole Board to grant him day release.
Quito requires social justice with freedom
The article discusses the necessity for Quito to focus on social justice and leadership that prioritizes community projects over individual ambitions.
Ethiopia suspends Addis Standard and "reflects its discomfort with independent journalism"
Ethiopian authorities have revoked the license of the independent media outlet Addis Standard, citing national interests, amidst increasing pressure on journalism ahead of the upcoming elections.
Benjamin Dousa and Johan Forssell on the verdict against the activist
A court has sentenced an activist from the Rojava committees for illegal threats and harassment related to protests outside the homes of two Swedish ministers.
Fox News Digital's News Quiz: February 27, 2026
This week's Fox News Digital News Quiz features news items such as a Team USA hockey player receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom and a missing North Carolina mother's reflections on her departure from family.
'Is offering prayers now a crime for Muslims in India?' said Waris Pathan
Waris Pathan questions whether performing obligatory prayers in India has become a crime for Muslims, particularly during Ramadan.
Raskeviฤius announced that he will not participate in the Freedom Party chairperson elections
Raskeviฤius has announced that he will not run for re-election as the chairman of the Freedom Party in Lithuania.
Dagbladet: Rejects the appeal after the persecution of Listhaug
The Supreme Court of Norway has rejected an appeal regarding the acquittal of demonstrators who followed and confronted politician Sylvi Listhaug.
Environmental Protection: The Boundary and Direction of Business Development
The article discusses the complex relationship between environmental protection and economic freedom in Poland, emphasizing their constitutional significance and the conflicts that arise between private and public interests.
Week in Law with Radoslav Prochรกzka: Freedom and Sovereignty in the Digital Geo-Economy
The piece discusses the interplay of legal issues concerning technological sovereignty and its role in strategic autonomy in the digital economy, as analyzed by former constitutional lawyer Radoslav Prochรกzka.
Activist convicted for unlawful threats after actions against ministers
A pro-Kurdish activist was convicted for making unlawful threats after leaving disturbing symbolic items outside the homes of two Swedish ministers, although the court did not fully agree with the prosecution's definition of the actions as threats.
Nigeria responds after US labels it โdeadliest country to be Christianโ
Nigeria has rejected the US classification of it as the 'deadliest country to be Christian' and denied government policy against any religious group.
[Editorial] The Constitutional Court Expands 'Freedom of Assembly' Rejecting Supreme Court's Guilty Verdict
The Constitutional Court of Korea ruled against the strict punishment of participants in outdoor rallies for not filing advance reports, stating it excessively restricts the constitutional right to freedom of expression.
Markku Ruotsila's lecture interrupted by a surprise 'extreme': "I've never experienced anything like this before"
A lecture by historian Markku Ruotsila in Turku was interrupted by protestors during a discussion on intersectional feminism.
South Korea and the US reduce joint exercises to 22 outdoor maneuvers in March... "Strengthening overall preparedness"
South Korea and the US have agreed to conduct 22 outdoor maneuver exercises during next monthโs 'Freedom Shield' exercises, which is less than half compared to last yearโs 51.
Ruling on Klubrรกdio: A Stop Sign for Orbรกn's Vendetta
The Hungarian government has lost a court battle over media freedom involving the station Klubrรกdio, marking a significant yet not wholly conclusive point in ongoing tensions.
Trial of Samuel Paty: the Prosecutor's closing arguments this Friday, the verdict postponed to Monday
The verdict of the trial concerning the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty has been postponed to Monday after five weeks of tumultuous hearings.
Podcast "Is That Just?": "The Most Dangerous Attack on Freedom of Speech"
In the podcast episode, former Constitutional Court judge Udo Di Fabio discusses the rise of political extremism and the perceived polarization of society, attributing it to a cultural fear of expressing dissenting opinions.
Rhythm. Body. Decadence: Cirk La Putyka bids farewell to the production Rest In Euphoria
Cirk La Putyka's production 'Rest In Euphoria' is an immersive cabaret experience that challenges traditional theater conventions, blending acrobatic feats with themes of freedom and intimacy.
Andrรฉs Suรกrez at EL PAรS concerts: โI am the grandson and son of people who were beaten up for defending freedomโ
Andrรฉs Suรกrez presented his new album 'Lรบa' and discussed his personal experiences during a reader event at EL PAรS.
Who is Rami Hassan, the French MEP detained in Israel?
Rima Hassan, a French Member of the European Parliament, has been moved back to Givรณn prison in Israel after being held under harsh isolation conditions.
Another assault on press freedom in Niger State
The detention of journalist Ahmed Sakpe in Niger State highlights ongoing challenges to press freedom in Nigeria.
Premiere of 'Scream 7' features pro-Palestinian protest against Paramount
The premiere of 'Scream 7' was marked by a protest advocating for Palestinian freedom and a boycott of Paramount following actress Melissa Barrera's firing over perceived antisemitic comments.
How to distinguish a true love: it is only true if there is consent, freedom, and respect for shared intimacy
The article explores the qualities that define true love, emphasizing consent, freedom, and mutual respect, while also reflecting on societal perceptions of love connected to dramatic gestures.
'Hubs of violence': New petition would force colleges to come clean on protest assaults
A petition has been filed urging the Department of Education to mandate disclosure of politically motivated violence on college campuses.
Lankov's Case: While Latvian Institutions Remain Silent, Interpretations Proliferate
The arrest of a Russian professor in Riga before his lecture raises questions and leads to various interpretations in the absence of official commentary from Latvian authorities.
Recent report: Israel killed 86 journalists last year
A recent report highlights that Israel has the highest number of journalist deaths, with 86 fatalities attributed to it in the year 2025.
Legal case sheds light on US-Nigeria tensions over religious freedom
A legal case involving a Nigerian man suffering from a stroke highlights ongoing tensions between the US and Nigeria regarding religious freedom issues.
ฤT grants Okamura's wish, after nine years he is invited to Questions
The Czech Television network CT invited politician Tomio Okamura to its show after a long absence of nine years, fulfilling his wish.
The Berlinale convulses amid accusations of politicization with the director's position in jeopardy
The Berlinale festival faces controversy and potential leadership changes due to claims of politicization and the director's handling of artistic freedom.
Exclusive: Seoul City Ranked First Nationwide in Lawsuits Against Media
Seoul City has seen a significant increase in lawsuits against media outlets filed with the Media Arbitration Commission, raising concerns over potential pressure on the press ahead of local elections.
The family of Pablo Grillo condemned the aggression against journalists in Congress: 'It was not an accident'
Pablo Grillo's family has condemned recent attacks on journalists near the Congress, arguing the incidents reflect systemic issues rather than isolated occurrences.
Court: Hungary violated EU law by halting radio station broadcasts
Hungary has been found to violate EU laws by limiting the operations of the independent radio station Klubradio, which has been forced to broadcast only online since 2021.
Federal Constitutional Court on Freedom of Expression: The Accusation of Fascism Can Have a Factual Reference
The Federal Constitutional Court in Germany has overturned two rulings that classified statements as insults, underscoring the role of strong criticisms of public officials in political discourse.
"There will be more protection": J. Olekas spoke about the amendments to the LRT law
Seimas Chairman Juozas Olekas discussed proposed amendments to the LRT law aimed at enhancing protections for journalists in Lithuania.
Ireneusz Raล Furnishes Hotels. 'We Will Make Life Easier for Entrepreneurs and Tourists'
Deputy Minister of Sport and Tourism Ireneusz Raล announced proposed changes to the regulations governing hotel operations in Poland to modernize the industry and enhance business freedom.
'Are we such a weak country that a film...', Kerala Story 2 makers demand to lift the ban
The makers of 'The Kerala Story 2' are appealing against a court order that temporarily bans the film's release for 15 days, questioning the grounds of the injunction.
Supreme Court rejects appeal โ VG journalist must testify against Stein Lier-Hansen
VG journalist Bjรธrn Haugan is required to testify against corruption-accused Stein Lier Hansen after the Supreme Court of Norway rejected the newspaper's appeal.
Women in Public Spaces: The Night Belongs to Us!
The article discusses women's safety in public spaces at night and critiques the prevailing narrative of fear that impacts women's freedom.
Freedom for Development in Europe: A Holy Empire of the German Nation is Preparing
The article discusses the emergence of a unified German-led initiative in Europe, drawing historical parallels to past empires.