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Politico: French Publishers Secure a Win against Google in Copyright Dispute
April 15, 2020
France's competition watchdog has ordered Google to negotiate in good faith with French publishers and news services over the licensing fees it should pay for press content, insisting that the negotiations should result in a "renumeration" scheme for the publishers.
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EU Top Court Orders Poland to Suspend Disciplinary Chamber
April 15, 2020
The European Court of Justice has ordered Poland to suspend a panel created to discipline judges, explaining that the panel lacked independence and breached EU law.
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Politico: EU Left Behind as Capitals Plan Coronavirus Exit Strategies
April 15, 2020
Mirroring a U.S. debate over federalism relating to the COVID-19 exit strategy, at least a half dozen EU countries have started easing lockdowns, jumping ahead of the European Commission, which plans to unveil its own "roadmap" for lifting containment measures.
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EU Commission Considers "Marshall Plan" for Europe
April 06, 2020
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is calling for a Marshall Plan for Europe, recommending that billions should be invested for a long-term crisis recovery budget, while promoting solidarity between EU countries.
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ECJ Finds Three Countries Violated EU Allocation of Asylum Seekers
April 06, 2020
The European Court of Justice ("ECJ") has ruled that Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic failed to uphold their obligations regarding refugee quotas as required under EU law.
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