Today, Students For Liberty, the largest international pro-liberty student organisation, has released a statement addressing the recent surge of violence in Tbilisi, Georgia, particularly affecting peaceful protesters who are affiliated with the organisation. The unrest commenced on May 7th in response to a proposed law aiming to undermine the autonomy of the Georgian people and … Continue reading Standing for Liberty: Students For Liberty’s Response to the Crisis in Georgia

Every year, the Eurovision Song Contest claims to keep politics out of the competition, but every year it fails. The denial of its deeply political nature is futile and ludicrous, as highlighted by Nick Powell, Political Editor. The idea that the contest can exist in a political vacuum is as absurd as suggesting the same … Continue reading The Political Nature of Eurovision: More Than Just a Song Contest

Belgium has taken a significant step towards empowering its youth and fostering a culture of civic engagement with the recent adoption of the law establishing the Citizen Service. This momentous milestone is the result of more than 15 years of dedicated advocacy led by the Platform for the Citizen Service. The law not only bestows … Continue reading Belgium Ushers in Citizen Service: Empowering Youth Through Civic Engagement

The European Union (EU) is taking steps to utilize the revenue from Russian assets frozen by sanctions to provide substantial aid to Ukraine. With the potential annual amount ranging from €2.5 billion to €3 billion, a significant breakthrough has been achieved through negotiations, signaling a major concession by Belgium, where a majority of these assets … Continue reading European Union Sanctions to Aid Ukraine: Releasing Frozen Russian Assets