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Germany Rebuffs EU legal Move over ECB Ruling
August 11, 2021
Following the The legal step taken by the European Commission aimed at forcing Berlin to acknowledge the primacy fo EU law over national court decisions, Germany has rejected the ruling saying the case was unfounded and that its courts acted in accordance with EU law.
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COVID: Vaccinated May Obtain More Rights in Germany
August 10, 2021
Following the recent passing of France’s « Health Pass », Germany may not be far behind with their own version of a Covid Pass as two top members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) have kicked off a big debate over special rights for those vaccinated against COVID-19.
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China, U.S., Follow the EU’s Example and Step up Pressure on Big Tech
August 10, 2021
China and the United States are joining the EU as tech enforcers as China begins moving to assert control over companies like Alibaba, while the U.S., with bipartisan support, is taking on Google and Facebook in court.
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Mortimor: Macron’s Vaccine Passport Uniting Political Opposites
August 04, 2021
Historian Gavin Mortimer writes in The Spectator, that according to the french government, a quarter of a million people took to the streets in 180 demonstrations in the third weekend of protests against President Macron’s vaccine passport set to be implemented August 9, uniting people from various backgrounds and political parties, including the Anti Fascists and Nationalists.
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France: Tens of Thousands March against ‘Health Pass’ for Third Straight Weekend
August 04, 2021
Thousands of people protested in Paris and other French cities for the third strait weekend against a mandatory coronavirus health pass for entry to a wide array of public venues, introduced by the government, with an interior ministry official stating that 204,090 had demonstrated across France, including 14,250 in Paris alone, 40,000 more than the previous week.
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