The EC confirmed that Belarus unlawfully detained Lithuanian carriers' property
The European Commission has confirmed that Belarus has unlawfully detained property belonging to Lithuanian carriers, leading to significant losses and legal discussions at the international level.
The Head of State announced laws regarding the compensation for war damages by Russia and waste management
President Alar Karis approved two laws concerning the establishment of an international commission for Ukraine's damage claims and the procurement of waste recycling and disposal services by local governments.
Biennale, the letter of the commission. Giuli receives the documents on the Moscow pavilion
The Biennale is set to deliver crucial documents to Italy's Ministry of Culture, marking a significant moment in an international political-diplomatic controversy and a personal clash between Minister Alessandro Giuli and Foundation President Pietrangelo Buttafuoco.
US Organization Demands Ban on RSS-RAW, India Slams It
The Indian government rejected a report by the U.S. International Religious Freedom Commission that suggests designating India as a 'Country of Particular Concern' for alleged violations of religious freedom and proposes targeted sanctions on the RSS and RAW.
US religious freedom commission blasts Indian organizations
The US Commission on International Religious Freedom has called for sanctions against India's intelligence agency and a social service organization for violating religious freedom.
Former EU Chief Diplomat Borrell: EC Leader Unduly Favors the U.S. and Israel
Former EU chief diplomat Josep Borrell criticized the European Commission's leadership for favoring U.S. and Israeli interests over international law regarding military actions against Iran.
The War and the New International Disorder
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of a rules-based international order in safeguarding EU interests amid growing geopolitical complexities.
US commission backs Nigeria’s CPC designation
The US Commission on International Religious Freedom has recommended redesignating Nigeria and 12 other nations as Countries of Particular Concern due to severe violations of religious freedom.
UN international commission recognises Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children as crime against humanity
The UN commission denounces Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children as a crime against humanity, revealing systematic abuse and forced adoptions.
Arvanitis against von der Leyen: If Europe abandons international law, then it abandons its very reason for existence
Kostas Arvanitis criticizes the European Commission President's statement on the EU's foreign policy, linking it to a disregard for international law.
Automobiles, protectionism, immigration… The major turnarounds of the European Commission since 2024
The article discusses how international tensions and political shifts have prompted Ursula von der Leyen to redefine priorities for the European Commission since 2024.
Anger in the EU Parliament over von der Leyen's Iran remarks
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faced backlash after suggesting that Europe should not play the role of guardian of the international order, especially in light of changing global dynamics.
Estonia will soon assess the damages caused to Ukraine by Russia
The Estonian Parliament has approved a bill for Estonia to join an international commission assessing damages inflicted by Russian aggression on Ukraine.
Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children is a crime against humanity, concludes UN commission
The UN International Commission has classified Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia as a crime against humanity and a war crime.
Von der Leyen backtracks and now affirms the EU's 'unalterable commitment' to international law
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has reaffirmed the EU's unwavering commitment to international law following backlash from her earlier comments about the end of the rules-based world order.
Case of former judge Carlos Serrano presented before the IACHR. Observatory of Rights and Association of Magistrates warn of judicial crisis
The crisis in Ecuador's judiciary was presented to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, highlighting the case of former anti-corruption judge Carlos Serrano and pressures he faced from powerful figures.
European Union: Is International Law a Barrier for Europe?
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, sparked controversy in her speech by questioning whether Europe should defend the rules-based world order.
The Government of Sánchez replies to Von der Leyen that "the alternative to international order is disorder": "One must choose between peace and war"
The Spanish government responded to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's supportive stance for the US against Iran, emphasizing that international law is crucial for global stability.
UN: Russia committed crimes against humanity by deporting Ukrainian children
The UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine reports that Russian authorities have committed crimes against humanity by deporting and forcibly relocating Ukrainian children.
International Maritime Union in Greece welcomes new EU Ports Strategy
The International Maritime Union in Greece expresses support for the new EU Ports Strategy aimed at enhancing the competitiveness and sustainability of European ports.
SEC, experts push for stronger female presence in Nigeria’s capital market
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria and industry experts are advocating for increased female participation in the nation's capital market, highlighting the critical role women play in strengthening financial institutions.
Yolanda DÃaz attacks Von der Leyen over her position on the Iran war and demands that she 'defend international legality': 'The other is barbarism'
Yolanda DÃaz criticized European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for her stance on the Iran war, demanding a defense of international law.
Von der Leyen: "Europe can no longer be the guardian of the old world order, a world that has disappeared"
Ursula von der Leyen calls for the reform of the international rules-based system, stating that Europe must adapt to a changed global landscape.
Get realpolitik? Von der Leyen questions Europe’s faith in rules-based order
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasizes the need for the EU to evolve its approach to international relations and consider a more pragmatic, interest-driven strategy.
The Fair Trade Commission Initiates On-site Investigation into Price Collusion Among Four Oil Refiners Amid Rising International Oil Prices
The Fair Trade Commission of Korea has begun an on-site investigation into potential price collusion among four major local oil refiners in response to a recent spike in oil product prices.
Dikko hails Nigerian sportswomen on IWD
Shehu Dikko, chairman of the National Sports Commission, praises Nigerian sportswomen for their significant achievements in various disciplines on International Women’s Day.
IRU accuses the European Commission of favoring industry at the expense of transport
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) criticizes the European Commission's industrial decarbonization proposal for neglecting the transport sector.
Fernando de Noronha hosts international film forum focused on sustainability
Fernando de Noronha is hosting the 3rd Noronha2B – Film Commission Forum, which emphasizes sustainable filmmaking and includes community activities.
The investigation commission will go back to the process that led to the Oslo agreement in 1993
An independent commission will investigate the processes leading up to the Oslo agreement of 1993, with a mandate to look at the relationships and funding within Norwegian foreign services.
V'landys maintains there's life left in NRL Las Vegas party
ARL Commission chair Peter V'landys expresses confidence in the ongoing appeal of the NRL's Las Vegas round, stating it will continue to attract fans.
Costa and von der Leyen call for 'maximum restraint'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa urged all parties to exercise restraint, protect civilians, and fully respect international law amidst rising tensions following an attack in Iran.
VIDEOS: Lunchtime News - SC on Friday, February 27, 2026
The report covers multiple significant news items including Senate commission hearings, police investigations, international relations, and criminal cases in Brazil.
If the appeal for the Phong Nhi incident is withdrawn, President Lee Jae-myung will win the Nobel Prize.
The article reflects on the transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, highlights the controversies surrounding the investigations into the Ha My massacre and international adoptees, and discusses the ongoing legal battle for victims seeking justice.
Talihärm confirmed as a member of the IOC Athletes' Commission
Estonian biathlete Johanna Talihärm has been elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission, becoming the first Estonian to hold this position.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes to ratify the convention establishing a commission to examine damages from Russia's aggression against Ukraine
Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has proposed ratifying a convention that establishes a commission to assess damages caused by Russian aggression against Ukraine.
NSC eyes international hosting rights with facility rebuild
The National Sports Commission of Nigeria is working to secure international hosting rights for sporting events while also upgrading aging sports facilities as part of its economic growth strategy.
The Ceaseless Ascent of Pau Gasol: From Star on the Court to President of the IOC Athlete Commission
Former basketball star Pau Gasol has been appointed as the first Spanish president of the International Olympic Committee's Athlete Commission.
EU: The Commission defends its participation in the Peace Council after French criticism
The European Commission stands by its decision to participate in the inaugural meeting of the US Peace Council despite criticism from France, asserting its right to accept such invitations.
Trump at the First Meeting of the Peace Commission: 'Peace is the Cheapest'... $17 Billion Aid to Gaza
President Donald Trump announced a $17 billion aid plan for Gaza at the inaugural meeting of the 'Peace Commission'.
PM OLYMPIC ⟩ Johanna Talihärm: I want the next generation to have a better sports experience than mine
Estonian biathlete Johanna Talihärm expresses her joy at being elected to the International Olympic Committee's athlete commission, emphasizing the importance of improving sports experiences for future generations.
Talihärm: In my new role, I can fight even better for athletes
Johanna Talihärm is the first Estonian to join the International Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission, expressing excitement and a strong sense of responsibility.
Johanna Talihärm elected to the IOC Athletes' Commission
Estonian biathlete Johanna Talihärm has been elected as the first Estonian to the International Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission during the elections held at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games.
Johanna Talihärm elected as the first Estonian to the IOC Athletes' Commission
Estonian biathlete Johanna Talihärm has been elected as the first Estonian member of the International Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission during the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.
Civil War: Commission: Violence in Sudan Indicates Genocide
An international commission suggests that the violence perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan indicates potential genocide based on systematic targeting of non-Arab populations.
"Human Trafficking under the Guise of Adoption: If the Receiving Country's Data is Confirmed, a Comprehensive Investigation Will Follow" [Hello Truth and Reconciliation Commission⑱]
A report discusses the dark aspects of international adoptions, including cases of human trafficking and the voices of affected mothers and adoptees.
Shipping: 'Open Registers' vs 'Flags of Convenience'
The European Commission seeks to distinguish between 'open registers' used by leading maritime nations and 'flags of convenience' in a new study on the role of flags in international shipping.
CFE issues bonds worth 1.5 billion dollars in international markets
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) of Mexico issued two new benchmark bonds totaling 1.5 billion dollars in international financial markets.
European Commission President: It is time for Europe to be economically independent
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called on EU countries to increase production and competitiveness to ensure economic independence.
Commission: Questions about 'certain elements of Trump's Peace Council Map'
The European Commission has raised several questions regarding the scope, governance, and compatibility of the 'Peace Council Map' established by former President Donald Trump, while expressing readiness to collaborate with the U.S. on a comprehensive peace plan for Gaza.
Question by G. Maniatis to the European Commission regarding OPEKEPE: The government is undermining the country's international credibility again
Greek politician G. Maniatis has raised concerns with the European Commission about the recent administrative changes in OPEKEPE which allegedly involve employees implicated in a scandal over illegal agricultural subsidies.