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On 16 the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its judgment in case C-156/21 concerning the legality of the Conditionality Regulation, which had been challenged by Poland and Hungary. The court dismissed the challenges, finding the Regulation valid.

Conditionality of EU funds linked to respect of the rule of law “is non-negotiable for the European Parliament”, says Roberta Metsola

On February 16, the European Court of Justice will hand down the final verdict in a case brought by the Hungarian and Polish governments over the so-called EU rule of law mechanism. 

The European Parliament’s ‘Big Three’ groupings – the centre-right EPP, socialists S&D, and liberals Renew – signed a midterm agreement the night before Roberta Metsola’s big win in Strasbourg

The European Parliament on Friday launched a lawsuit against the European Commission at the bloc's top court for failing to use a 'rule-of-law conditionality mechanism' on withholding EU funds for backsliders such as Hungary and Poland. "The Parliament's ...

Poland and Hungary are both under formal EU investigation for not respecting the rule of law - Click the link for more details

The European Parliament has grown frustrated with the executive branch's inability to impose sanctions for alleged rule of law breaches by member states.

This comes amid ongoing conflict between Belgium and Poland over the rule of law – and the European Commission looking into ways to slap financial sanctions on... 29.10.2021, Sputnik International

If adopted, the legislation would outlaw annual LGBT parades in Warsaw and many other Polish cities. Participants in such parades in some smaller cities have in the past faced attacks.