The U.S. Passport Rollback: A Trans Rights Alarm Heard in Europe
From Brussels, the U.S. can feel both distant and strangely close — especially when decisions
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Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Trans Women at the Vatican
A few days ago, something quietly historic unfolded behind the Vatican walls: Pope Leo XIV
Rights Under Fire, Europe Holds the Line
While several governments slide toward openly anti-LGBTQ policies, the European Union is making a very
Arosa Gay Ski Week: Where Pride Meets the Peaks
High in the Swiss Alps, where snowflakes twirl like confetti and mountain air feels almost
Hungary Crosses a Line: Pride Organizer Faces Criminal Charges
In Pécs, a historic city in southern Hungary known more for its art and architecture
Argentina’s 34th Pride March: Tens of Thousands Rally Against Hate and Government Rollbacks Under President Milei
Tens of thousands of people took part in Buenos Aires’ 34th Pride March on Saturday,
Rob Jetten, Openly Gay Centrist Leader, Poised to Become the Netherlands’ Youngest Prime
At 38, Rob Jetten stands on the verge of making history as both the youngest
The Queers Are Coming: Pink Screens Returns for Its 24th Edition in Brussels
Brussels rolls out the fuchsia and yellow carpet once again as the Pink Screens – Brussels
Global Celebration in Brussels: Massive Queer Weekend at Fuse Club and ING Arena Welcomes 10,000 Partygoers with Spectacular Shows and International DJs
Fuse Club is gearing up for a massive SOLD OUT opening party on Friday, 31
“An Opened Letter”: Britain’s First National Monument for LGBT+ Troops Dedicated by King Charles III
King Charles III, as the ceremonial head of the United Kingdom’s armed forces, inaugurated the
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