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Council of Europe.
International organisation founded in 1949
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Max Lucks, serving as rapporteur for the Council of Europe, discussed an MoU and investigated the human rights situation in Iran.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Iranian authorities restrict human rights work. Praised Sotoudeh's work against Iranian laws.Some support1 report
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Pashinyan's majority replaced court members in Armenia, a country that falls under ECHR jurisdiction and is a member of the Council of Europe.Some support4 reports
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Council of Europe warns Europe about hybrid warfare as Trump's administration bans CNN and Congress debates policy.Some support1 report
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Europe is facing aggression and security challenges, according to recent reports.Well supported4 reports7 developments inside
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EEAS and the Council of Europe held cultural events in response to Russia's invasion.Some support1 report
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Council of Europe official warns of hybrid warfare threats and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Fribourg.Some support1 report
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Georgia extradited wanted individuals on drug charges and was expelled from the Council of Europe in 2022.Some support1 report
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Naomi Cachia addressed the Council of Europe and participated in protests and parliamentary actions following a journalist's murder in Malta.Some support1 report
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The government of Hungary is facing a constitutional crisis as PM Péter Magyar's actions precipitate a major political standoff with international advisory bodies.Well supported21 reports4 developments inside
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The Council of Europe's headquarters are in Strasbourg, and its membership path is linked to the United Nations, including Liechtenstein's journey.Some support1 report1 development inside
Earlier this month
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Belarusian regime challenges international norms and security, affecting the Council of Europe's mandate, as highlighted by Latvia.Some support1 report
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The Council of Europe drafted the Convention on Cybercrime on March 2, 2016.Some support1 report
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Margus Tsahkna held bilateral meetings discussing European security and strengthening NATO's eastern flank.Some support2 reports
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Akhvlediani funds political projects and criticizes the Council of Europe's funding choices.Some support1 report
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International pressure led to the creation of Specialist Chambers addressing differing approaches to justice and accountability in the Kosovo-Serbia region.Some support1 report
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Representatives from the Council of Europe were invited to a meeting in Yerevan, where faction MPs Artur Khachatryan and Lilit Galstyan were present.Some support1 report
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The European Court of Human Rights administers the Convention established by the Council of Europe.Some support2 reports
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Council of Europe acknowledged the illegal occupation of Crimea and supported Ukraine's democratic resilience.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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Council of Europe reports on violence against women in Estonia.Some support1 report
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A commissioner noted human rights scandals are occurring across the continent, referencing an institute based in Berlin and the broader European trend.Some support1 report
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Civil society groups, including the Danish Refugee Council and Council of Europe, are criticizing EU migration policy as high-level discussions regarding an overhaul of the policy take place in Denmark.Some support2 reports
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Russia's actions led to its expulsion from the Council of Europe and the termination of its applications before the European Court of Human Rights.Some support1 report
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Council of Europe addresses the crime of aggression against Ukraine, reinforcing common legal space via the European Court of Human Rights.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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The Council of Europe reports on Ukraine's implementation of measures related to the conflict.Some support2 reports
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The Council of Europe monitors the human rights situation in Romania.Some support2 reports
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Slovakia joins a commission under the Council of Europe, with PM Fico defying Moscow's warning against the move.Some support1 report
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The Council of Europe discussed shared issues of modern slavery and labor exploitation, investigating enforcement failures in Europe.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Maximilian Krah advocated for the resolution of the Cyprus problem during discussions at the Council of Europe.Some support1 report
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European political bodies, including the Council of Europe, are cooperating with Belarusian democratic forces.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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Council of Europe challenged FIFA's integrity while discussing the co-hosting of the 2030 World Cup by Morocco, Spain, Portugal, and South America.Some support1 report4 developments inside
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Council of Europe sets high-risk prison capacity thresholds while the Irish Prison Service manages the system in Ireland.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Assess human rights compliance in residential care centres and integrated exercises to curb illegal migration in Romania.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Recommendations are being made regarding long-term care system reforms in Romania, monitored by the Council of Europe Commissioner.Some support3 reports
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David helped build the welfare state.Some support1 report
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Türkiye is appointing a permanent representative to the Council of Europe.Some support2 reports
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Sinn Féin debated a motion regarding AI funding, endorsed by Danny O’Donoghue, while Ireland holds the Council of Europe presidency.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Azerbaijan is negotiating with EU member states and considering leaving the Council of Europe, while also expanding gas supply to Austria and Germany.Well supported6 reports
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The Council of Europe is functioning through its presidency cycle, which is currently hosted by Monaco, involving officials like Alain Berset.Some support4 reports3 developments inside
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Monaco hosts the Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, while the Council of Europe addresses how Russia's war in Ukraine challenges international order.Some support1 report
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International bodies are discussing geopolitical crises, including the illegality of the Strait of Hormuz blockade, sanctions against Russia's military-industrial complex, and accession talks to the Council of Europe.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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MONEYVAL assessed Armenia's compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing standards.Some support1 report
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The Council of Europe monitors penal statistics of its member states.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Georgia is undergoing a penal review by the Council of Europe, which also sets standards for probation practices across Europe.Some support1 report
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An application from a Greek Cypriot has been heard by the European Court of Human Rights, leading to a judgment discussed at the Council of Europe, amid concerns from Türkiye regarding the erosion of the ECHR.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Verkhovna Rada is considering bill amendments, and the Council of Europe has advised against signing the bill.Some support1 report
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Chief Justice warns of court system collapse due to size; international bodies scrutinize judicial failures in Malta.Some support2 reports
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Through HUDERIA Local Academy initiative in Europe involving the Council of Europe.Some support1 report
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The Council of Europe declared a route a cultural itinerary, serving as a starting point for a pilgrimage.Some support3 reports
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The Council of Europe promotes rule of law principles while actors promote anti-liberal democratic views, coinciding with Cuba's deepening healthcare crisis due to energy shortages.Some support1 report
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The European Court of Human Rights operates under the Council of Europe's umbrella, and a symposium was hosted on the future role of the ECHR.Some support1 report
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GRECO evaluated Lithuania's anti-corruption progress.Some support1 report
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The European Broadcasting Union noted the need to align with Council of Europe standards following a Canadian debut.Some support2 reports
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Nigel Farage reacted to Home Office cost figures as the Council of Europe warned the UK about risks similar to Belarus.Some support1 report
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The Council of Europe advocates for abolition in Belarus, with Alain Berset describing the move as a Council achievement.Some support1 report
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Cyprus concluded its presidency of the Council of Europe on June 1, 2026. During this time, Maria Panayiotou was active in the public education sector, and Charalambos Charalambous resigned from the Presidential Office.Some support1 report
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Amnesty International Hungary is criticizing the government regarding a proposed constitutional amendment draft and has been invited to discuss planned legislative changes with the Council of Europe.Some support1 report
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Alain Berset, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, hosted a conference in Strasbourg to initiate a pact addressing democratic backsliding in Europe.Well supported3 reports
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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted a resolution on democratic institutions and urged Serbia to meet Council of Europe standards.Some support1 report
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A committee monitors prison conditions in Cyprus as part of a joint project funded by the Council of Europe.Some support1 report
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Around Council of Europe this week
News at the entities that move Council of Europe most-
Armenia StructuralArmenian elections bolster pro-EU trajectory, prompting Russian opposition and EU counter-pressure against Moscow's economic tactics.Moves Council of Europe
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Monaco StructuralA balloon tour linking Monaco to US destinations, including stops in Italy and France, was announced.Moves Council of Europe
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Swiss Shared contextDonald Trump is planning to attend the G7 in France, promoting US AI tools and overshadowing discussions.Moves Council of Europe
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Europe StructuralThe European Central Bank is forced to raise interest rates due to energy price shocks from the Iran war and an influx of Chinese exports.Moves Council of Europe
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Tamás Sulyok StructuralPéter Magyar's party swept Tamás Sulyok into power in Hungary, leading to efforts to limit Viktor Orbán's term.Moves Council of Europe
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Bulgaria OperationalBulgaria is seeking a loan agreement with the European Commission, with its parliament approving the necessary borrowing ceiling increases and authorizing government borrowing.Moves Council of Europe
Connections
The 40 strongest of 108, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Armenia Structural
Armenia is a formal member state of the Council of Europe, subjecting it to the organization's standards and oversight.
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Alain Berset Structural
Alain Berset serves as the Secretary General of the Council of Europe.
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Monaco Structural
Monaco holds the formal Presidency of the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers.
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Hungary Structural
Hungary is a member state of the Council of Europe, which formally assesses its national laws and provides expert advice on legislative matters.
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European Court of Human Rights Structural
The ECHR operates under the Council of Europe's umbrella, administering conventions and standards established by the Council.
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Isabelle Berro-Amadeï Structural
Isabelle Berro-Amadeï holds the formal position of Foreign Minister within the Council of Europe.
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Swiss Shared context
Swiss served as the chief executive officer of the Council of Europe during the observed period.
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Georgia Structural
The Council of Europe formally oversees Georgia's democratic institutions through penal review and debate.
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Michael O’Flaherty Structural
Michael O’Flaherty serves as a human rights commissioner within the Council of Europe.
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Europe Structural
The Council of Europe is an organization whose membership and mandate are rooted in the continent of Europe, and it issues reports and sets standards influencing its political landscape.
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Mihai Popșoi Structural
Mihai Popșoi serves as the President of the Council of Europe, holding the highest leadership office within the organization.
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Michael O'Flaherty Structural
Michael O'Flaherty serves as Commissioner for the Council of Europe, monitoring human rights in member states.
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Türkiye Structural
Türkiye maintains a formal representative role within the Council of Europe and must implement its recommendations.
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Tamás Sulyok Structural
Sulyok utilizes the Council of Europe's established processes, including the Venice Commission, for his appeals and requests.
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Serbia Structural
Serbia is subject to the standards and scrutiny of the Council of Europe.
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Azerbaijan Operational
The Council of Europe actively monitors Azerbaijan's justice system and debates human rights issues, leading to potential membership withdrawal.
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Romania Structural
The Council of Europe formally monitors Romania's adherence to international standards regarding human rights and financial compliance.
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John Major Operational
The Council of Europe applied international pressure that contributed to the government's decision to accept devolution.
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Center for Civil Liberties Structural
The Center for Civil Liberties formally submits reports to the Council of Europe, indicating a governance or oversight relationship.
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North Macedonia Structural
North Macedonia is a member state of the Council of Europe.
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Ireland Structural
Ireland holds the presidency of the Council of Europe, establishing a formal leadership and working relationship.
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Turkey Structural
Turkey is a member of the Council of Europe, which monitors and evaluates its actions, including potential sanctions.
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Pieter Omtzigt Transactional
Pieter Omtzigt served in a specific, functional capacity as a special rapporteur for the Council of Europe.
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Latvia Structural
Latvia is a member state that participates in initiatives of the Council of Europe.
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Convention on Cybercrime Structural
The Council of Europe drafted the Convention on Cybercrime, establishing its existence.
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Reykjavík Transactional
Reykjavík served as the host city for the 4th Summit of Heads of State of the Council of Europe in 2023.
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Bulgaria Operational
Bulgaria engages with the Council of Europe regarding the monitoring and evaluation of its national processes, such as elections and reforms.
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Manfred Weber Operational
Manfred Weber's leadership views are reflected upon within the context of the Council of Europe's work during the current crisis.
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Belarus Operational
The Council of Europe actively advocates for the abolition of Belarus and its internal issues impact the Council's mandate.
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Lithuania Structural
Lithuania is formally evaluated by the Council of Europe regarding its adherence to international standards on anti-corruption.
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Naomi Cachia Transactional
Naomi Cachia addressed the Council of Europe regarding the murder of a journalist.
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Morocco Operational
Morocco participates in the Council of Europe, sharing experiences on issues such as food challenges and election outcomes.
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Switzerland Operational
Switzerland actively promotes complementarity and cooperation with the Council of Europe in international governance.
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Jimmy Lai Transactional
The Council of Europe formally requested Jimmy Lai to participate in a debate regarding his case.
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Armaz Akhvlediani Transactional
The Council of Europe provides financial support for political projects undertaken by Armaz Akhvlediani.
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Neil Holland Operational
Neil Holland's office actively supports the Council of Europe's human rights agenda.
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FIFA Operational
The Council of Europe has actively challenged FIFA regarding its integrity.
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European Broadcasting Union Structural
EBU must align its operational standards with those set by the Council of Europe.
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UNESCO Operational
The organizations actively coordinate on policy issues, including cross-cultural initiatives and addressing corruption in higher education.
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Shalva Papuashvili Operational
Shalva Papuashvili actively criticizes the Council of Europe regarding its funding choices.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
21 events- Iranian authorities restrict human rights work. Praised Sotoudeh's work against Iranian laws.
- Council of Europe warns Europe about hybrid warfare as Trump's administration bans CNN and Congress debates policy.
- EEAS and the Council of Europe held cultural events in response to Russia's invasion.
- Council of Europe official warns of hybrid warfare threats and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Fribourg.
- Georgia extradited wanted individuals on drug charges and was expelled from the Council of Europe in 2022.
- Naomi Cachia addressed the Council of Europe and participated in protests and parliamentary actions following a journalist's murder in Malta.
- The Council of Europe's headquarters are in Strasbourg, and its membership path is linked to the United Nations, including Liechtenstein's journey.
- Belarusian regime challenges international norms and security, affecting the Council of Europe's mandate, as highlighted by Latvia.
- The Council of Europe drafted the Convention on Cybercrime on March 2, 2016.
- Margus Tsahkna held bilateral meetings discussing European security and strengthening NATO's eastern flank.
- Akhvlediani funds political projects and criticizes the Council of Europe's funding choices.
- International pressure led to the creation of Specialist Chambers addressing differing approaches to justice and accountability in the Kosovo-Serbia region.
- Representatives from the Council of Europe were invited to a meeting in Yerevan, where faction MPs Artur Khachatryan and Lilit Galstyan were present.
- The European Court of Human Rights administers the Convention established by the Council of Europe.
- Council of Europe reports on violence against women in Estonia.
- A commissioner noted human rights scandals are occurring across the continent, referencing an institute based in Berlin and the broader European trend.
- Civil society groups, including the Danish Refugee Council and Council of Europe, are criticizing EU migration policy as high-level discussions regarding an overhaul of the policy take place in Denmark.
- Russia's actions led to its expulsion from the Council of Europe and the termination of its applications before the European Court of Human Rights.
- The Council of Europe reports on Ukraine's implementation of measures related to the conflict.
- The Council of Europe monitors the human rights situation in Romania.
- Slovakia joins a commission under the Council of Europe, with PM Fico defying Moscow's warning against the move.
August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
21 events- Pashinyan's majority replaced court members in Armenia, a country that falls under ECHR jurisdiction and is a member of the Council of Europe.
- The Council of Europe discussed shared issues of modern slavery and labor exploitation, investigating enforcement failures in Europe.
- Council of Europe challenged FIFA's integrity while discussing the co-hosting of the 2030 World Cup by Morocco, Spain, Portugal, and South America.
- Council of Europe sets high-risk prison capacity thresholds while the Irish Prison Service manages the system in Ireland.
- Recommendations are being made regarding long-term care system reforms in Romania, monitored by the Council of Europe Commissioner.
- David helped build the welfare state.
- Türkiye is appointing a permanent representative to the Council of Europe.
- Sinn Féin debated a motion regarding AI funding, endorsed by Danny O’Donoghue, while Ireland holds the Council of Europe presidency.
- Azerbaijan is negotiating with EU member states and considering leaving the Council of Europe, while also expanding gas supply to Austria and Germany.
- Monaco hosts the Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, while the Council of Europe addresses how Russia's war in Ukraine challenges international order.
- MONEYVAL assessed Armenia's compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing standards.
- The Council of Europe monitors penal statistics of its member states.
- Georgia is undergoing a penal review by the Council of Europe, which also sets standards for probation practices across Europe.
- The Verkhovna Rada is considering bill amendments, and the Council of Europe has advised against signing the bill.
- Chief Justice warns of court system collapse due to size; international bodies scrutinize judicial failures in Malta.
- Through HUDERIA Local Academy initiative in Europe involving the Council of Europe.
- The Council of Europe declared a route a cultural itinerary, serving as a starting point for a pilgrimage.
- The Council of Europe promotes rule of law principles while actors promote anti-liberal democratic views, coinciding with Cuba's deepening healthcare crisis due to energy shortages.
- The European Court of Human Rights operates under the Council of Europe's umbrella, and a symposium was hosted on the future role of the ECHR.
- GRECO evaluated Lithuania's anti-corruption progress.
- The European Broadcasting Union noted the need to align with Council of Europe standards following a Canadian debut.
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June 2026
16 events- Max Lucks, serving as rapporteur for the Council of Europe, discussed an MoU and investigated the human rights situation in Iran.
- The government of Hungary is facing a constitutional crisis as PM Péter Magyar's actions precipitate a major political standoff with international advisory bodies.
- Council of Europe acknowledged the illegal occupation of Crimea and supported Ukraine's democratic resilience.
- Council of Europe addresses the crime of aggression against Ukraine, reinforcing common legal space via the European Court of Human Rights.
- European political bodies, including the Council of Europe, are cooperating with Belarusian democratic forces.
- Assess human rights compliance in residential care centres and integrated exercises to curb illegal migration in Romania.
- The Council of Europe is functioning through its presidency cycle, which is currently hosted by Monaco, involving officials like Alain Berset.
- International bodies are discussing geopolitical crises, including the illegality of the Strait of Hormuz blockade, sanctions against Russia's military-industrial complex, and accession talks to the Council of Europe.
- An application from a Greek Cypriot has been heard by the European Court of Human Rights, leading to a judgment discussed at the Council of Europe, amid concerns from Türkiye regarding the erosion of the ECHR.
- Nigel Farage reacted to Home Office cost figures as the Council of Europe warned the UK about risks similar to Belarus.
- The Council of Europe advocates for abolition in Belarus, with Alain Berset describing the move as a Council achievement.
- Cyprus concluded its presidency of the Council of Europe on June 1, 2026. During this time, Maria Panayiotou was active in the public education sector, and Charalambos Charalambous resigned from the Presidential Office.
- Amnesty International Hungary is criticizing the government regarding a proposed constitutional amendment draft and has been invited to discuss planned legislative changes with the Council of Europe.
- Alain Berset, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, hosted a conference in Strasbourg to initiate a pact addressing democratic backsliding in Europe.
- The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted a resolution on democratic institutions and urged Serbia to meet Council of Europe standards.
- A committee monitors prison conditions in Cyprus as part of a joint project funded by the Council of Europe.