Austrian Freedom Party emerges as winner of general election, bolstering Europe’s far-right surge
Austria becomes the latest country to follow Europe’s growing trend of right-wing electoral successes as Freedom Party emerges at the forefront of national elections
Community resistance halts hydroelectric project at Una River’s source
Activists secure major victory in weeks-long fight against hydroelectric plant near Una River source in Croatia
Resistance flows as Una River communities confront hydroelectric threat
Communities near the Una River in Croatia are battling a proposed hydroelectric plant that threatens the source of the river, fearing irreversible environmental and societal damage
Kindergarten strike in Croatia enters eighth week amid ongoing obstructions
Despite ongoing pressure from local government and management, kindergarten teachers in Biograd na Moru continue their strike
Israeli destruction of health infrastructure in Gaza places women and newborns in danger
All health services have been decimated by Israeli attacks, making it virtually impossible for people in need of urgent care, including women in labor, to reach hospitals and health centers
Could Poland see a progressive health policy with the new Tusk government?
As Poland prepares for a change in government, it remains unclear how the new coalition will address concerns in the health system
Iraqi health system struggles to recover after three decades of setbacks
20 years after the US-led invasion, Iraq’s health system struggles in the face of workforce shortages, corruption, and a growing private sector. This situation is aggravated by long gaps in constructing new health infrastructure
Shared systemic issues inspire solidarity between Portuguese and British nurses
A historic strike by nurses in the United Kingdom inspired solidarity among health workers in Portugal, who are fighting their own struggle for a better public health system