By Suyong (Gavin) Wang Source: Democracy Centre for Transparency Introduction On 1st April, Brussels confirmed its openness to a dialogue with Washington over growing divergences in digital regulations, raising concerns among EU lawmakers that negotiations could create a back door for Washington into the EU’s regulatory actions over non-compliant US firms. Since the return of the Trump administration in 2025, the divergence of transatlantic digital governance has continue

By Christina Cushen Source: Unhcr Ukraine has been a target of Russia since the Soviet Union collapsed, leaving thousands of Ukrainians and Europeans on edge not knowing when Russia will attack. Years have gone past where Ukraine has been trying to integrate with the western world and in 2014 Ukraine was taken advantage of by Russia. In this piece, I will be discussing the historic nature of the relationship between Russia and the western world, and the impacts of the Russia

By Olesia Hramiak Source: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre We Will Change or Die This phrase echoed through the recent anti-corruption protests in Ukraine. Despite the ongoing Russian invasion and restrictions on mass gatherings, Ukrainians took to the streets to demand the repeal of Bill No. 12414 — a controversial law that threatened the independence and effectiveness of the country’s anti-corruption institutions. Corruption remains the second biggest problem for Ukra