In the second of three reports on tax evasion in Europe, EU-OCS looks at freeports, which are increasingly coming under scrutiny by European policymakers as potential "black holes" for tax... read more →
For the first time, the European Commission is sounding the alarm when it comes to European countries that offer citizenship or the right of residence in return for significant financial... read more →
The European Commission has said it is seeking assurances from Croatia and Bosnia on the safety of migrants passing through their territory in response to a query from 22 MEPs... read more →
The May 2019 European elections could be targeted by "Fake News", cyber attacks, and other forms of voter manipulation targeted campaigns on the Internet, according to EU Security Commissioner Julian... read more →
The European Commission decided on Thursday to refer Hungary to the EU Court of Justice (ECJ) for "non-compliance" with EU legislation on asylum and the return of migrants. The Commission... read more →
The European Commission on Monday launched a new infringement procedure against Poland, aimed at "protecting the independence of the Polish Supreme Court" on the eve of the entry into force... read more →
Several thousand protesters took to the streets in Warsaw on Saturday to defend the independence of the judiciary, which the observers say is undermined by the reforms of the conservative... read more →
The European Commission has proposed restricting access to EU funds where a member state is in violation of the rule of law, in an unprecedented measure that could be written... read more →
The European Commission announced its new strategy for the Western Balkans, plotting the path towards eventual EU membership for six southeastern European countries. Of those six countries, Serbia and Montenegro... read more →
The European Commission yesterday proposed the largest reform of VAT rules in a bid to clamp down on fraud estimated to cost the bloc some €50 billion annually. The new... read more →
