Polish court defers decision on EU Rule of Law for fourth time
22 Sep EU Institutions

Polish court defers decision on EU Rule of Law for fourth time

Controversial Constitutional Tribunal has once again postponed its judgement on whether EU law has legal supremacy over Polish national law
by Andreas Rogal
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European Parliament backs resolution condemning worsening Rule of Law situation in Poland
16 Sep EU Institutions
European Parliament backs resolution condemning worsening Rule of Law situation in Poland
Rule of Law dispute now shifts to Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling on primacy of EU law, set for next week
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16 Sep EU Institutions
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Platform workers, such as Uber drivers are employees not self-employed say MEPs
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European Parliament argues so-called ‘employee light’ category ‘poison’ to European social and labour market model
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13 Sep EU Institutions
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13 Sep Energy & Climate
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European Commission Director General Gerassimos Thomas says CBAM will initially cover five sectors; cement, iron and steel, fertilisers, aluminium and electricity
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High time to act on Rule of Law
10 Sep EU Institutions
High time to act on Rule of Law
The European Parliament has done its job, in helping deliver the Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation. The European Commission now needs to act, writes Petri Sarvamaa
IPI: Europe’s new rules to level the playing field in the geopolitical trade game
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The EU’s new, more assertive trade stance is not only necessary and pragmatic, but also the most intelligent course of action, explains INTA Committee vice chair Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou
MEPs hit the ground running on EU Own resources debate
03 Sep EU Institutions
MEPs hit the ground running on EU Own resources debate
A new Own Resources framework is imperative, but MEPs must ensure that it applies equally across Member States, won’t impede competitiveness and doesn’t create more problems than solutions, argues Roberts Zīle
A Never-Ending Story
31 Aug EU Institutions
A Never-Ending Story
European Commission has expressed serious concern over recent data received from Italy in the ongoing Lettori discrimination proceedings, explains Henry Rodgers
Offshore Energy: all of Europe should benefit from offshore generation capacity
20 Aug Energy & Climate
Offshore Energy: all of Europe should benefit from offshore generation capacity
Europe is richly endowed with the potential for offshore electrical generation, but the power – and benefits - must be able to flow throughout the continent, argues Pernille Weiss.
Offshore Energy: it’s time for the EU to lead by example in renewables
19 Aug Energy & Climate
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Europe has the renewable energy sources to lead the world – but first it must have the infrastructure to support its rollout, says Niels Fuglsang.
EU Energy Policy: Practice, not theory
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EU Energy Policy: Practice, not theory
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Germany’s federal election on 26 September is more unpredictable than ever
22 Sep EU Institutions
Germany’s federal election on 26 September is more unpredictable than ever
This latest briefing, prepared by Dods Monitoring's Rica Hülseberg, Fabio Sälzler and Maike Haas, examines the prospects of the candidates to be chancellor and how their respective parties might team up. It also explores what the elections could mean for Germany’s relationship with the European Union and its role on the world stage
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21 Sep Tech & Research
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Standardization bodies like CEN and CENELEC continue to play a vital role not only in powering the Single Market, but also in Europe’s recovery and transition to green and digital future, says Director General Elena Santiago Cid
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