22

Jan

EU, US near deal on police access to online data

The long arm of the law is about to stretch from Europe all the way into United States-based data centers — and back. A transatlantic agreement is expected to give…

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19

Jan

EU’s Reynders visits Poland to discuss restoring rule of law

WARSAW, Jan 19 (Reuters) - EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders visits Warsaw on Friday to discuss judicial reforms which could allow Poland access to billion of euros of EU funds…

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16

Dec

Poland needs time to fix judiciary before EU money flows, says EU official

By Gabriela Baczynska BRUSSELS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Poland's new government needs "some time" to improve the independence of the judiciary so the European Union can disburse more funds, the…

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06

Sep

EU’s Reynders says will take over commission’s competition portfolio

PARIS (Reuters) - EU justice chief Didier Reynders said he had been assigned the European Commission's competition portfolio following outgoing Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager's announcement that she is officially a…

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13

Jul

EU has frozen 13.8 billion euros of Russian assets

The European Union has so far frozen 13.8 billion euros ($13.83 billion) worth of assets held by Russian oligarchs, other individuals and entities sanctioned for Moscow's war against Ukraine, the…

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03

Jun

EU justice chief says EU to adopt more safeguards in revamped EU data transfer tools,

The European Commission will on Friday adopt revamped data transfer tools with more legal and privacy safeguards to allow companies to transfer Europeans' data securely around the world, the EU…

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02

Oct

European Parliament hearings with Commissioners-designate

Didier Reynders, European Commissioner-designate for Justice, attends his hearing before the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium. MEPs from various committees are hearing the proposed members of Commission President-elect von der…

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28

Sep

Polish and Belgian EU Commissioner bid back on track

The European Union's anti-fraud agency said it would not proceed with disciplinary action Friday against Poland's candidate for the European Commission, Janusz Wojciechowski, following an expenses probe. The agency, known as OLAF, said…

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20

Mar

Proposal so EU states scrutinise each other’s democratic track record

In an effort to beef up the EU’s defences against governments of member states flouting its key principles, Belgium and Germany have proposed that EU member states should be given…

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