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EU serious and organised crime threat assessment (SOCTA) 2021
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EU refers Poland to the European Court to protect Justice independence
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UN rights office ‘deeply dismayed’ by Navalny arrest in Russia
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EU ban on biometric mass surveillance practices
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US President Trump pardons Blackwater guards
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The European “Magnitsky Act” against human rights abuses
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Watch State of the Union live: Ursula von der Leyen gives 2022 address #SOTEU
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