Will Poland relent in rule-of-law dispute?
Warsaw is apparently planning to give in to demands by the European Court of Justice regarding a disciplinary chamber for judges
ETIAS travel authorisation scheme to launch next year
Travellers to the EU’s Schengen zone who do not require a visa will in future need to fill in a form ahead of their travel. Read More
Asylum applications in Europe fall sharply due to pandemic
485,000 people claimed protection in 2020, compared with 716,000 the previous year. Read More
EU countries protest Hungarian anti-LGBTIQ legislation
Sixteen of the 27 EU member said they want the Commission to take action. Read More
After court ruling, AstraZeneca and EU both claim victory
The European Commission on Friday said it had won an important legal battle over the delivery of millions of vaccine doses by AstraZeneca. Read More
Biden’s icebreaker visit to Brussels
Relations between the European Union and the United States seemed to have improved markedly. Read More
EU Rights Agency criticises Covid-19 vaccine rollout
In many countries, the vaccination campaign has left vulnerable groups behind, the Fundamental Rights Agency in Vienna warns. Read More
Top EU court dismisses Orbán’s vote challenge
A resolution in the European Parliament to trigger a rule of law mechanism had the required number of votes, says the EJC Read More
