A new ECJ ruling means that Poland is now liable to pay the European Union 1.5 million euros in fines per day. The European Union’s top court has ordered Poland to...
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During a tense debate in the European Parliament, Mateusz Morawiecki claimed the European Court of Justice was responsible for a “creeping revolution” that threatened to...
An increase in irregular migration from several Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership countries is unlikely to see the region lose its right to visa-free travel to the...
Lithuania must develop a coherent roadmap for the transition to net zero that specifies the role of transport, says a new report from the OECD. Lithuania has...
The European Union’s Next Generation EU fund, designed to help member states recover from the Covid-19 pandemic will see most CEE countries receive large amounts...
Covid-19 has created a real appetite for borderless working and entrepreneurship across the world, and digital residency may well become a silver bullet for economic...
As traditional waste destinations such as China close their doors to EU rubbish, the bloc’s richer member states are looking to those in the east. The result – a huge...
The Turów coal mine conflict, a media law amendment that may limit media freedoms and the reform of the judicial system are not the only problems that Poland will have...
Central Europe The Czech government has backed a memorandum between the Ministry of Industry and Trade and state utility company ČEZ on the construction of a 2 billion...
Central Europe The European Commission has warned Poland it could face fines if it fails to comply with two decisions by the European Court of Justice over judicial...
Polish authorities could soon face financial repercussions after concerns about the country’s judiciary were reinstated in the annual European Commission country...
Central and Eastern Europe faces a race to boost e-mobility infrastructure as the EU sets a date of 2035 for the introduction of a ban on the sale of petrol and diesel...
