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Top Court Rules That France Can Deport Conservative Imam
September 07, 2022
France's highest administrative court, the Conseil d'Etat, has ruled that a French-Moroccan imam, who the french governmenet has accused of promoting hate, particularly against the jewish community and women, can be deported.
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EU Judges Sue Council Over Polish Recovery Plan
August 30, 2022
Four organizations representing European judges filed a lawsuit against the Council of the European Union citing that the Council accepted Poland’s recovery plan while debate is still ongoing over rule-of-law concerns.
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ESG Label Stripped from EU Sustainable Funds after Review
August 24, 2022
As Groups continue in their attempt to define Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), the label ‘ESG’ has been stripped From 23% of EU sustainable funds after being reviewed by market researcher Morningstar Inc.
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New EU Office Expands European Presence in Silicon Valley
August 17, 2022
The European Commission is opening a San Francisco office in September, moving forward in its mission to become a global force in shaping the digital sphere
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EU Crisis Chief Calls for More Power for the Bloc
August 17, 2022
The European Union’s head of Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič pushes a change to current EU treaty that would allow an expansion of the blocs power, opening the door to its own civil force.
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