'Shocking' levels of democratic backsliding across Europe - ex-Justice Commissioner Jourová
Jourová - a lawyer by trade - was EU Commissioner for Values and Transparency from 2019 until November 2024.
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Canada to impose sanctions against those suppressing Georgia protests
At a press conference with Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Jolie expressed Canada's solidarity with the Georgian people, and said they "are very concerned about what Russia is trying to do in Georgia."
Protests in Georgia spread beyond capital as country is rocked by days of violent demonstrations
Protesters returned to the steps of Georgia's parliament in Tbilisi on Monday for a fifth night of demonstrations after the government, who were denounced by its critics for allegedly rigging its victory results, decided to halt progress towards European Union (EU) membership.
Pep Guardiola wanted me to be his new Lionel Messi - I rejected Liverpool to join Man City
Pep Guardiola convinced Leroy Sane to snub Liverpool in favour of Manchester City, where he pushed the German winger to be “like Lionel Messi”.
USWNT player ratings: Ryan, Girma stand out in England draw - ESPN
The United States women's national team made its way to Wembley for a big match against England on this Thanksgiving weekend and, while it had to settle for a 0-0 draw, Emma Hayes will be happy with the performance of her team.
NZ clinging on in Christchurch after England's Brook hits 171
:England took charge of the first test against New Zealand on Saturday, riding Harry Brook's 171 to a first-innings lead of 151 before reducing the Black Caps to 155 for six at close of play on day three in Christchurch.
Brook departs for 171 as England take 111-run lead in Christchurch
England's Harry Brook was finally dismissed for 171 on the third day of the first test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday but the tourists reached lunch on 459 for eight with a first-innings lead of 111.
Euroviews. Paranoid style of American politics should be Europe's wake-up call
“American politics has often been an arena for angry minds,” wrote historian Richard Hofstadter in Harper’s Magazine in November 1964, referring to Barry Goldwater’s 1964 presidential campaign.