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Poland constitutional feud deepens
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Latest: Polish President Karol Nawrocki's Supreme Court appointments raise compensation dispute
A CBOS poll released on 19 July 2026 showed President Karol Nawrocki’s public trust rising to 55 percent – the highest since his inauguration – while Prime Minister Donald Tusk fell to 32 percent, a six‑point drop linked
Italy mental health system challenges
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Latest: Italy faces scrutiny over mental health stigma after European Court ruling
In July 2026 Italy’s public health system faced two inter‑related pressures. The first snapshot highlighted the legal framework for compulsory psychiatric hospitalization (TSO) – limited to cases where severe mental illn
Czech reforms on sexual abuse of minors
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Latest: Czech Minor’s Abuse Case Reaches European Court of Human Rights
In July 2026 the Czech Supreme Court applied the new criminal‑code definition of “sexual attack” for the first time, confirming that non‑penetrative abuse of a nine‑year‑old qualifies as a sexual attack rather than rape.
Ukrainian LGBTQ+ community in war
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Latest: Ukraine's LGBT soldiers fight war while lacking legal recognition
In late June 2026, LGBT+ members of Ukraine’s armed forces took a leading role in Kyiv’s Pride march, displaying photos of comrades killed in the fight against Russia and drawing counter‑protests from ultra‑right groups.
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Turkey's Constitutional Court Upholds ByLock Convictions Over ECHR Rulings
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