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ECJ Official Supports Basis of EU Migrant Sharing Plan
August 01, 2017
The New York Times reports that Advocate General for the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) Yves Bot has advised the ECJ to dismiss actions brought by Hungary and Slovakia against the EU’s 2015 migrant sharing plan, finding that the scheme was a "proportionate means" of dealing with the bloc's migration crisis.
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EU Assesses Remedies in Collective Redress Actions
August 01, 2017
The European Commission has announced that it is assessing the effectiveness of the implementation by EU member states of a 2013 recommendation that sought to harmonize the collective redress policies of member states in cases where EU rights were allegedly violated.
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UK Governing Party Delays Human Rights Reform
July 31, 2017
The Daily Telegraph reports that, in the lead-up to the British general election in June, the currently governing Conservative Party asserted in its manifesto that it would only consider repealing the UK Human Rights Act, which transposes the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into domestic law, after the country leaves the EU.
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EU Ministers Work Toward Joint Military Funding
July 31, 2017
Reuters reports that, as part of their steps toward a European defense union, defense ministers from EU member states recently agreed to talks on pooling their public funds toward joint military projects, including a defense research facility run by the European Commission.
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EU Revamps Finance Integration Plans in Light of Brexit
July 31, 2017
Reuters reports that a draft document from the European Commission calls for a restructuring of the EU's plans for a scaled-up "Capital Markets Union" to take into account Britain's departure from the bloc, including proposed legislation boosting the authority of the EU's European Securities and Markets Authority to advance the integration of finance policy.
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