Thursday
27th Jul 2017
By EUOBSERVER
EU leaders on Friday tasked the European Commission to come up by June with an in-depth study of energy dependence of member states and ways to reduce it, as part of the bloc's raising concerns that the stand-off with Russia over Ukraine will also affect gas supplies.
EU Commission has urged member states to continue sharing data on air passengers despite a court ruling that put its legal model in doubt.
If you were to judge events purely on the US media's headlines, you would be forgiven for wondering if the Polish government had anything to do with its recent controversial judicial reforms.
EU threatened to retaliate against potential US fines on European firms involved in Nord Stream II, as Trump envoy seeks to change Ukraine "status quo".
The European commission tells central and eastern EU states that they can still change their minds and participate in the relocation scheme.
The EU executive expects Warsaw to halt the judiciary reform and address concerns over the rule of law, and not to force out supreme court judges, or else the sanctions procedure will start.
Top EU jurist says he disagrees with Hungary and Slovakia's view that the decision was against the law.
