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Facebook Business Model to Face EU Supreme Court
March 29, 2021
In a decision that will be closely watched from both sides of the Atlantic, Germany has requested that the supreme court of the European Union decide whether Facebook’s broad collection of user data is in breach of competition rules.
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Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Resigns Amid Surveillance Scandal
March 29, 2021
Following media reports of illegal surveillance of politicians and intentional actions against the gathering of the opposition, Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Kakhaber Sabanadze has resigned.
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EU Leaders Struggle to Grip Coronavirus Crisis
March 29, 2021
As European leaders continue to deal with the Coronavirus crisis, country leaders are divided on how best to resolve many issues including vaccine production and distribution.
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Hungary, Poland win Top Court Fights with EU
March 24, 2021
Hungary and Poland won separate tax disputes with the European Union after the two nations were accused by the EU Competition Commissioner of alleged unfair fiscal arrangements.
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Visegrad Group Marks 30 Years
March 24, 2021
Leaders from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia gathered in the Polish city of Krakow to mark 30 years of the Visegrad Group, an informal body of political and economic cooperation in the region founded in 1991.
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