Saturday
27th May 2017
By EUOBSERVER
Antoine Deltour, the LuxLeaks whistleblower, was given a 6-month suspended sentence and fined €1,500 last month for revealing tax rulings in Luxembourg. Deltour will now go to Luxembourg's Court of Cassation. He said in a statement on Wednesday that the March ruling by the Luxembourg Court of Appeal was not "fair". "European law is fully on my side," he added.
Europe needs to take care of its on security, but not on Trump's terms, with the 2 percent of GDP mantra flawed as a model.
The US president could "get tougher on Russia" but is still making up his mind on climate, a senior aide said at the G7 summit in Italy.
Nigel Farage's anti-EU party is unlikely to win any seats at the 8 June elections. After the loss of his charismatic leadership, the party is just a rag-tag of third raters.
The European Council president has denounced a “culture of permanent leaks” after Trump's comments in his EU meeting were published in Germany.
Sicherheitsexperten warnen, dass russische Geheimdienste Kampfsportvereine nutzen, um potenzielle Unruhestifter in Deutschland und anderen EU-Ländern zu rekrutieren.
The Spanish health minister this week bragged that Barcelona was “the best city”, had “the best building”, and “the best infrastructure” to host the EU's medicines agency post-Brexit.
