Majority against Hungary unlikely
European Parliament report recommends sanctions against Hungary. But as long as the EPP covers Orbàn, the 2/3 majority of MEPs which is required for an Article 7 procedure, is unlikely to be achieved, according to Pötzsch, legal expert at cep.
...read moreStronger supervision for parcel delivery services
The plenary session of the European Parliament has now formally approved the agreement on the new regulation on cross-border parcel delivery services
...read moreEU Commission presents measures for a sustainable and innovative financial system
The EU Commission presented today a package of measures to deepen the Capital Markets Union, focusing on sustainable finance, innovative financial services (fintech) and crowdfunding.
...read moreAgreement on the Posting of Workers Directive
At the trilogue meeting on 28 February 2018, the EU Parliament, the Council and the EU Commission agreed on a common stance for reforming the Posting of Workers Directive.
...read moreBetter cross-border protection for consumers
The new EU regulation to improve cooperation between national consumer protection authorities - the so-called CPC regulation - is now in force.
...read moreThe way to Brexit is paved with good intentions
The EU Commission has announced a breakthrough in the Brexit talks. EU Commission President Juncker recommend entering the second phase of the negotiations now.
...read moreGreen light for Macron's reform package
The French National Assembly has ratified the regulations reforming the French labour market by a large majority.
...read moreEuropean Parliament defuses SatCab regulation
On Tuesday 21 November 2017, the Committee on Legal Affairs voted in the European Parliament on the new SatCab regulation and reached an agreement
...read more"Clean mobility": new CO2 limits for passenger cars and light vans
EU Commission presents legislative package to promote clean mobility
...read moreData protection friends assert themselves once again
The data-protection-friendly camp in the European Parliament has regained a foothold in the negotiations on the e-privacy regulation
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