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LGBTQIA+ rights in Europe: In Madrid, Pride becomes a symbol of resistance against the far right
I was in Madrid to cover one of Europe’s biggest Pride parades. Behind the floats and rainbow flags, the 2026 event was marked above …
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EU news articles
I was in Madrid to cover one of Europe’s biggest Pride parades. Behind the floats and rainbow flags, the 2026 event was marked above …
On 1 July 2026, Ireland took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU. From its role as an institutional ‘conductor’ to …
Ten years on from the referendum, what is the true legacy of Brexit? The economy, immigration, the NHS, agriculture, fisheries… A look back at …
On 1 June 2026, the European Union paved the way for migrant return centres located outside its borders. A reform presented as a means …
From 18 to 21 May 2026, the European Parliament voted on several important texts concerning steel, foreign investment, victims’ rights, Slovakia and fatal workplace …
The European Commission acknowledges the harmful nature of conversion therapy, but has opted for a recommendation rather than a ban. Why does Brussels condemn …
Behind the glitz, the meticulously choreographed routines and the illusion of a purely festive event, Eurovision 2026 has definitively turned into a ruthless geopolitical …
Conversion therapy in Europe is once again at the heart of the European political debate. On 29 April 2026, the European Parliament adopted a …
Every year, International Workers’ Day brings into sharp focus a political and social landscape of Europe that no other public holiday manages to portray …
In the space of just a few months, Peter Magyar has become the figurehead of the movement promising a break with Viktor Orbán’s sixteen-year …
Europe à contre-courant est un média numérique indépendant qui donne à voir une autre vision de l’Europe: plus sociale, plus démocratique et proche des citoyennes et citoyens. Notre ligne est claire: nous défendons une Europe construite par et pour les peuples, loin de celles des lobbies et de l’austérité. Nous faisons le choix d’amplifier les voix trop souvent invisibles: des quartiers populaires, des précaires, personnes LGBTQIA+, mais aussi les combats progressistes portés au sein du Parlement européen.