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From Lebanon to Gaza and the West Bank, critics say Brussels has more than enough economic and diplomatic weight to pressure Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, if only it were willing to use it.
Rights groups and Palestinian lawmakers say Israel’s new law is not an isolated measure but part of a long-running system that treats Palestinians and Israelis differently at every turn.
Israel’s parliament has approved a death penalty law aimed at Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks in the occupied West Bank, prompting condemnation from rights groups and European governments that say the bill deepens a two-tier legal system.
Amnesty International says millions of fans travelling to the United States for the 2026 World Cup could face serious human rights risks, citing deportations, heavy security and arbitrary arrests.
Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko is on his first official visit to North Korea to sign a treaty of friendship and about 10 agreements, aiming to deepen political and economic ties as both states face criticism over human rights and back Russia in its war in Ukraine.
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez has removed Vladimir Padrino as defence minister, naming General Gustavo Gonzalez Lopez as his successor. The move is the latest in a string of government changes since early January.