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EU Attacks Top Court Appointments in Georgia
December 04, 2021
Following Georgia’s four lifetime appointments to the Supreme Court, the EU’s Lead Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Peter Stano criticized the action and reminded Georgia that the EU assistance to Georgia “remains conditional on progress on key reforms, including on judiciary.”
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Politico: The New EU Rulebooks on Big Tech
December 01, 2021
Politico breaks down the two new EU rulebooks that gained approval this week to rein in Big Tech and tackle illegal content online, addressing years of what ministers describe as excess and harmful practices on online platforms.
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Ukraine PM Calls for NATO’s Support against Russia
December 01, 2021
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal urged NATO to send warships to the Black Sea and step up reconnaissance as Russian troops menace Ukraine with a mobilization of nearly 100,000 soldiers along the Donetsk region, Crimea and in Belarus.
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Polish Tribunal Rules ECtHR Cannot Question its Judges
December 01, 2021
Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, rejecting a ruling by Europe's top human rights court in May, said that the European Court of Human Rights had no power to question its appointment of judges.
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ECtHR Condemns Turkey over Arrests of Judges and Prosecutors Post-Coup
November 23, 2021
427 members of the Turkish judiciary who were arrested after a failed coup in 2016 will be awarded 5,000 euros in damages following the ruling of the The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) which states that Turkey had acted unlawfully by arresting the judges and prosecutors.
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