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EU Compromises Incur Large Costs
June 27, 2016
James Kanter of The New York Times writes that the EU's decision to double the size of its Court of Justice, which could add five percent to the ECJ's budget and may leave many judges without enough work, is one of a number of "dubious" and expensive deals made in order to achieve consensus in the bloc.
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EU Warns Countries on Truckers' Salary Rule
June 27, 2016
EUobserver reports that the European Commission has warned France and Germany that legislation requiring companies to pay foreign truck drivers traveling through these countries the minimum wage required for French and German drivers violates EU rules on freedom of movement.
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UK, EU Face Key Decisions Following Brexit Vote
June 24, 2016
Following the UK vote to leave the EU, Open Europe's Raoul Ruparel writes that it is time for "careful thought" as the UK and EU face an array of key decisions in the coming months, including on the timing of the UK's formal notice to exit and the characteristics of the partners' future relations.
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UK Votes to Leave EU
June 24, 2016
Polling experts have projected that UK voters have opted to take their country out of the EU.
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Howard and Aikens: ECJ Threatens UK Democracy
June 23, 2016
Former UK Home Secretary Lord Howard and former British judge Sir Richard Aikens write that the Court of Justice of the EU, whose stated goal, they assert, is to advance European integration, is a threat to the UK Prime Minister's deal over EU competences and to democratic decision-making in the UK.
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