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Czech Government Intends to Resist EU on Migrant Quotas
April 19, 2017
Despite EU demands that it accept a total of 1,600 migrants, the Czech government has announced that it will accept no more migrants because of difficulties in the vetting process even though the country may face EU fines of several million euros.
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CoE Commissioner Criticizes Ireland on Abortion Laws
April 19, 2017
The Council of Europe’s (CoE) Commissioner for Human Rights Nils Muižnieks has released a report calling on the government of Ireland to significantly expand abortion rights in order to protect human rights and reflect “changing social attitudes” in the country.
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EC Floats Prospect of UK Joining EEA During Transition
April 19, 2017
Politico reports that the European Commission (EC) is considering the possibility of a transition deal whereby the UK would join the European Economic Area (EEA) and remain a part of the EU’s single market while the bloc continues to work out its long-term relationship with the UK.
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EU Lays Out “Red Lines” for Brexit Negotiations
April 12, 2017
EU member states appear ready to agree to the Brexit negotiation guidelines proposed by European Council President Donald Tusk which would require the UK to abide by EU law and court decisions as well as shoulder relevant budget costs if it seeks a gradual transition from the single market.
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German Government Stops Sending Migrants Back to Hungary
April 12, 2017
The German government has announced that it will no longer send migrants back to Hungary after accusations that Hungary’s treatment of migrants is in violation of international and EU law.
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