Polish judiciary reform infringes EU law, European Court of Justice rules
Rule of law is “an integral part of the identity of the European Union”, the judges held Poland’s highly contested 2019 reform of the judiciary is not in line with […]
EU adopts ninth Russia sanctions package
The measures are aimed at a range of economic sectors and also include almost 200 new individuals and entities subject to asset freezes and travel bans.
European Parliament to declare Russia a “state sponsor of terrorism”
The leaders of the main political groups in the European Parliament have agreed on a strongly-worded resolution on Russia.
New EU sanctions on Iranian officials, including interior minister
The EU designations include four members of the squad that arbitrarily arrested Mahsa Amini.
Iran protests trigger calls for EU sanctions
The EU considers how to react to Iran’s violent crackdown in the wake of Mahsa Amini’s death.
EU moves to ban forced labour products
Will the plan now outlined by the European Commission affect EU relations with China?
Is Hungary a full democracy?
The European Parliament has adopted an unprecedented resolution on the state of democracy in Hungary.
Von der Leyen wants to redistribute €140 billion in excess profits
The European Commission urges member states to intervene in energy markets to prevent a further rise of gas and electricity prices.
Two years on: Was the EU’s vaccine strategy effective?
A report by the European Court of Auditors provides some answers, but also criticizes a lack of scrutiny by the Commission.
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