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Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine Unite on Pro-EU Path
July 21, 2021
At the annual Batumi Conference, on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, the presidents of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, standing with European Council President Charles Michel, jointly proclaimed their commitment to a European future, citing their common past and challenges to their sovereignty and security.
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Internal Fissures Widen as EU Unveils Rule-of-Law Report
July 21, 2021
The European Commission presented its second-annual rule-of-law report which praised reform efforts in various member states including Malta, Slovakia, and Romania as well as expressed concerns about what the Commission considers democratic backsliding in Poland and Hungary.
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Green Pass Backlash Forces France to Soften the Rules
July 21, 2021
Following the French Government’s plans to put into place a strict « green pass » with proof of vaccination or negative test for entering into bars, restaurants and shopping centers, tens of thousands protest in the streets throughout France.
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Ekins: Why Britain Found the Exit
July 19, 2021
Richard Ekins reviews the book This Sovereign Isle, by Robert Tombs on lawliberty.org which explains how the UK entered the European project and why the British people eventually became disillusioned, leading to Brexit.
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Top EU Court: Companies can Ban Headscarves at Work
July 19, 2021
The Court of Justice of the European Union, The EU’s top court, has ruled that private companies can prohibit employees from wearing headscarves at work citing an employers genuine « need to present a neutral image towards customers or to prevent social disputes ».
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