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The European Commission again highlighted Poland and Hungary as being of particular concern.
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A heavy workload awaits the six-month EU Council presidency, with pending files on climate action and enlargement, but also crucial discussions on EU values and the rule of law.
ECJ dismisses attempt by Hungary to reverse MEPs rule of law vote
The bloc's highest court rejected Budapest's attempt to overturn a 2018 vote that started so-called Article 7 proceedings.
Why are Croatian politicians sharing photos of themselves in swimwear?
Viral photos of Croatian politicians have been circulating on social media and it's all over a rule of law dispute.
New chambers of Poland Supreme Court may violate EU law: CJEU opinion
Evgeni Tanchev's opinion came out on the same day when Poland ruled that the country's human rights ombudsman - a critic of the government - must leave office at the end of his term.
EU 'must act faster' to stop loss of judicial independence in Poland
It comes as the EU's top court ruled Warsaw's new regulations for appointing judges to the Supreme Court could violate the bloc's law.
'No justice, no judiciary': Belarus crisis exposed rule of law issue
“Under a dictatorship, there cannot be independent judges and courts," said disbarred lawyer Alexander Pylchenko. "Our country is not an exception."
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In spite of her longstanding support for Viktor Orbán, German Chancellor Angela Merkel may have preserved her legacy after Poland and Hungary ended their blockade of the EU's historic budget.
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Budapest's Statue of Liberty and Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science are to be lighted EU-blue for three days starting on Wednesday.
Poland: Fears for press freedom as state firm buys private media group
Critics of the right-wing government called it a dark day for media freedom, since it effectively means the government is seizing control of an important publisher of independent news.
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ECJ should reject Hungary's bid to dismiss Article 7 vote: Top advisor
The bloc's Advocate General, Michal Bobek, said on Thursday that the ECJ should dismiss "as unfounded" Hungary's bid to discredit the EU Parliament's vote that called on the bloc to trigger disciplinary proceedings against Budapest.
Euroviews. Europe’s overreach with the Recovery Fund may spell the end of the euro ǀ View
Between governance mechanisms, assessment criteria, anti-corruption provisions, and basic rule of law principles, the fight to get the EU's Recovery Fund over the line is shaping up to be only half the battle.
Hungary and Poland maintain united front blocking EU COVID-19 fund
Viktor Orbán and Mateusz Morawiecki met in Budapest to put pressure on EU leaders to abandon the plan linking EU funds to respect for the rule of law.
Orbán responsible for corruption in Hungary, says former Belgian PM
Top MEP and former Belgian Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt, told Euronews that the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, must take responsibility for Hungary's position at the top of the EU's anti-fraud agency's corruption list.
Do Hungarians approve of Budapest's veto of the EU's budget?
Hungary this week vetoed the EU's €1.8 trillion budget and coronavirus recovery package. What do Hungarians make of the move?
Hungary and Poland block EU's COVID recovery package over rule of law
Budapest and Warsaw governments are threatening to veto the EU budget and recovery fund over proposals to link access to cash with the respect of the rule of law.
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