The European Commission has slammed national governments for their delays in implementing EU internal market laws, with only Denmark, Cyprus, Austria and the UK improving their scores.
According to the latest internal market scoreboard, published by Brussels on Tuesday (18 July), the bloc's member states have worsened their performance compared to last year's results.
The overall proportion of EU laws behind schedule in terms of getting written into national legislation has risen ...
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