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EU’s Influence Over Financial Rules Eroded by Brexit
April 05, 2021
Brexit has created a shift in the EU’s rule-making power over London, the world’s second-largest financial center, weakening Brussels ability to use the influence to set global standards and pressure other countries to align with the bloc.
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Ukrainian President Dismisses Two Constitutional Court Judges
March 30, 2021
Following the Ukrainian Constitutional Court’s decision to strike down anti-corruption legislation last October, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has dismissed two judges from the Constitutional Court, who were appointed by pro-Russia former President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Venice Commission Publishes 13 Opinions
March 29, 2021
The Council of Europe’s Venice Commission published 13 opinions that were adopted during its plenary session , which was held entirely online due to continued COVID-19 restriction.
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Facebook Business Model to Face EU Supreme Court
March 29, 2021
In a decision that will be closely watched from both sides of the Atlantic, Germany has requested that the supreme court of the European Union decide whether Facebook’s broad collection of user data is in breach of competition rules.
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Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Resigns Amid Surveillance Scandal
March 29, 2021
Following media reports of illegal surveillance of politicians and intentional actions against the gathering of the opposition, Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Kakhaber Sabanadze has resigned.
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