• On April 8, the Ordo Iuris Institute presented the Polish version of a document with proposals for reforming the European Union, prepared jointly with Hungary’s Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC).

• Ordo Iuris and Mathias Corvinus Collegium propose reforms to the European Union to restore national sovereignty and individual freedoms.
• The report offers two scenarios: one based on reforms to EU Treaties, the other on dissolving the EU and restarting cooperation from scratch.
• Key principles include national sovereignty, intergovernmental cooperation, and subsidiarity.
• The report critiques the EU’s growing bureaucracy, undermining national sovereignty, and the imposition of progressive ideologies.

• The European Union’s Council Conclusions on EU Priorities in UN Human Rights Fora in 2025 identify key areas of EU human rights activities at UN fora and refers to several universal human rights, such as freedom from torture and freedom of religion or belief.​

Over the past 70 years, the European Union has evolved from a simple economic cooperation project into a powerful supranational entity with its own currency, court, and ability to impose financial sanctions on Member States.

• The European Commission has announced the inclusion of a revised Code of Conduct on Countering Illegal Hate Speech Online in the Digital Services Act.

• The results of the latest report, EU Gender-based Violence Survey – Key Results, on the topic of violence against women, which includes data from 27 member states, show that Scandinavian countries such as Denmark, Finland, and Sweden have some of the highest rates of violence against women (52%, 47%, and 46%, respectively).