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German Police Launch Nationwide Raids Targeting Hate Speech on the Internet
December 07, 2022
As part of a nationwide effort to prevent what Germany has defined as hate speech online conducted annually since 2016, police searched homes and questioned suspects in 91 operations in 14 German states as part of an annual nationwide crackdown against online hate speech.
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Brussels recommends freezing €7.5 billion in EU funds to Hungary over rule of law concerns
November 30, 2022
Despite numerous reforms out of Budapest, The European Commission has ruled that Hungary’s actions are inadequate and has recommended that €7.5 billion of EU funds be withheld.
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Poland is Quickly becoming the Leading Military Force
November 23, 2022
Poland has steadily been increasing their military strength, quickly becoming a leading Force in Continental Europe, and key ally in NATO signing huge deals with both the United States and Korea.
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The EU’s New Sustainability Directive (“CSRD”) Big Impact
November 23, 2022
Following the adoption of the text by the European Parliament, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is expected to be adopted by the Council of the European Union making the EU the first to put forth such directives for global sustainability reporting standards, impacting nearly 50,000 EU companies that will be required to disclose more sustainability related information than ever before, from business models to supply chains.
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The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive Adopted
November 23, 2022
The European Parliament has adopted the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) which will force companies to disclose information about the effect their activities have on the environment and society.