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EU Court: Polish Disciplinary Regime for Judges in Violation of EU Law
The disciplinary regime for the judges in Poland is contrary to European law, the European Court of Justice ruled. According to the highest European court, the disciplinary regime "does not provide all guarantees of impartiality and…
Thousands of Germans Sick of Corona Despite Vaccinations
In Germany, almost 4000 people have still suffered from symptoms after being fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. That calculated health institute RKI, which emphasizes that vaccines are very effective.
The vast majority of…
German Industrial Production Falls for Second Month in A Row
German industrial production fell again in May, after a decline in April. The disappointing numbers are partly due to supply chain problems such as shortages of chips and supply problems in the wake of the blockade of the Suez Canal.…
Nightlife in Catalonia Again Limited due to an Increase in Infections
The Spanish region of Catalonia is imposing new restrictions on nightlife as the number of corona infections is on the rise. Clubs in the area popular with tourists have to close their indoor areas. However, terraces may remain open,…
Record Growth in the Eurozone Industry Despite Supply Problems
Eurozone manufacturing activity showed the most substantial growth ever in June. So says the British market researcher Markit. However, the industry continues to struggle with shortages in the supply chain of raw materials and parts.…
Thousands of EU Citizens in the UK are at Risk of Becoming Illegal Immigrants
In the United Kingdom, many thousands of Europeans are probably on the verge of becoming illegal immigrants. Last year, the country left the European Union, and EU citizens wishing to stay were given until June 30 to apply for special…
European Commission Takes Steps Against Hungary Over Anti-Gay Law
The European Commission is taking action against Hungary to stop the country from enacting an anti-LGBTI law. "The law is a disgrace," said committee chair Ursula von der Leyen.
The committee previously expressed its concerns about…
Europe Plans Antitrust Investigation into Google’s Advertising Arm
The European Commission is working on one of its largest-ever investigations against Google. It examines the company's position in the digital advertising market.
The investigation is not yet formal but is expected to start before…
Toddler Who Survived Italy Cable Car Disaster Leaves Hospital
The toddler who was the only one to survive a cable car crash in Italy has been released from the hospital. Five-year-old Eitan was allowed to accompany his aunt to Pavia, a town near Milan.
The children's hospital in Turin reports…
France Will Allow Vaccinated Travellers from the EU from June 9
France will allow travellers from other European Union countries from June 9 to be vaccinated with one of the four corona vaccines approved in Europe.
This has been confirmed by the Secretary of State for Tourism, Jean-Baptiste…