European Institutions

  • CoE Group Objects to Romanian Justice Legislation

    May 15, 2018

    A report from the Council of Europe's (CoE) Group of States against Corruption objects to the expedited passage in Romania of legislation reforming the country's justice system and warns that certain provisions could weaken the independence of prosecutors and go beyond EU standards on the presumption of innocence, thereby endangering international justice cooperation.

  • EC Turns up Pressure for Bank Capitalization Rules

    May 15, 2018

    Reuters reports that the European Commission (EC) is pushing for the advancement of new bank capitalization rules before European parliamentary elections next year, in a push to further the bloc's plans for an EU Banking Union even as the international Basel Committee is moving toward a deal on new capitalization rules that could make the EU rules obsolete.

  • EC Targets Alleged Sale of Inferior Foods in East

    May 11, 2018

    The Guardian reports that the European Commission (EC) has proposed a directive restricting businesses from selling different foods in different EU member states under the same brand, responding to a study, refuted by companies, accusing various brands of engaging in a "dual-food" practice of selling inferior food products in Eastern Europe.

  • EC Proposes Boost to Consumer Lawsuits

    May 11, 2018

    Reuters reports that the European Commission (EC) has proposed legislation that would boost the ability of European consumer organizations to launch collective-action lawsuits on behalf of citizens against businesses and increase fines for companies that violate consumer-protection rules.

  • Article: EC Digital Tax Proposal Threatens Innovation

    May 11, 2018

    Paul MacDonnell of the Global Digital Foundation argues that the European Commission's (EC) proposal to impose an interim three-percent tax on the revenues of digital companies interferes with the construction of a global tax system that encourages technological innovation and punishes European consumers who take advantage of free digital platforms.

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