“The DSA is nothing more than digital censorship”
This week, the European Parliament voted on amendments related to the so-called “Digital Services Act (DSA), proposed EU legislation to regulate online content. By...
The EU is sabotaging its economy in the name of unattainable...
By Samuel Furfari, formerly a senior official at the Energy Directorate-General of the European Commission (1982-2018), Professor em. at Université libre de Bruxelles and...
In defense of international arbitration as a means to promote foreign...
A key component of promoting trade and foreign investment is to make sure that whenever disputes arise, there are robust judicial mechanisms to resolve...
EU Neighbourhood Watch – Monitoring EU relations with the UK and...
Every month, Brussels Report’s editor-in-chief Pieter Cleppe provides an update on how EU interactions with its economically most important neighbours, the United Kingdom and...
Interview with Tomasz Wroblewski: “The EU has given up on the...
Tomasz Wróblewski is the ceo of the Warsaw Enterprise Institute, a Polish think tank promoting reforms aimed at strengthening Poland’s business environment and prosperity....
Germany needs to stop imposing its failed energy policies on the...
Just hours before midnight on New Year’s Eve, the European Commission sent its long awaited draft delegated act on whether natural gas and nuclear...
Is the EU getting overly defensive on “trade defence”?
Earlier this month, the European Commissionpublished its proposal for a new so-called “anti-coercion instrument” (ACI) to “deter countries from restricting or threatening to restrict...
How U.S. extraterritorial legal action affects European companies
By Dick Roche, former Irish Europe Minister
International law recognises that States have jurisdiction to legislate, and to enforce laws with regard to their...
Assessing the importance of reforming Ukraine
On Monday, EU foreign ministers agreed to impose new economic sanctions on Moscow in case of a Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Western sanctions against Russia...
The long road to a new Dutch government
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and publicist
Last week, the new German government entered into office. The German coalition agreement was finalized two...
