You may recall my article covering two whistleblowers briefly. Now it is time to delve into details. Part I. Directive 2019/1937 and press freedom in the EU
EPPO: Noziedzniekiem ir jāsauc pie atbildības pašiem sevi!
Esmu uzrakstījis vairākus rakstus EU Bubble par Eiropas Rekonstrukcijas un attīstības bankas (ERAB) un Latvijas valdības krāpšanas kampaņu. Viņi organizēja divas viltus (slepeni atceļamas), ar Kremli saistītu, banku privatizācijas, lai pasargātu krāpniekus un naudas atmazgātājus no kriminālvajāšanas, vienlaikus radot Amerikas, …
EPPO: Criminals must prosecute themselves!
I have written several articles for EU Bubble about the fraud campaign by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Latvian government. They organized two fake (secretly reversible) privatizations of Kremlin-linked banks to protect embezzlers and money launderers …
EU crisis: Authority and values to restore Europeans’ desire to live together
The reaction of Jean-Claude Juncker to the Nice attacks was interesting. In Le Soir, he stated: “We have to ask ourselves when this is going to stop?” For months, I have been saying over and over again that the President of …
Much is possible without Treaty reform – first of all, a change in culture!
Nicholas Sarkozy, so sure of himself, is promising a new Treaty before the end of the year, using a very Sarkozyite method of imposing from on high a reform of the EU outlined very generally. Such an approach is doomed …
Written procedure: the devil is in the detail
Written procedure: the devil is in the detail In the not too distant past, we communicated a lot about the Orphacol case, involving the authorisation of an orphan medicine via an implementing decision. The affair made great waves. We told the …
Scotland’s Place in Europe
Bartosz Raubo @braubo On the 18th of September, over 4 million of Scotland’s residents will vote to decide whether the country should secede from the United Kingdom to which it has been bound for over three centuries and forge its …
Details of EU’s ‘TIER 3′ Russia sanctions published
The European Sanctions blog by Maya Lester, Brick Court Chambers & Michael O’Kane, Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP. Yesterday we reported on the people and companies added to the EU’s targeted sanctions against Russia which impose travel bans and asset freezes, and the new restrictions relating to Crimea and …
MH17 & German-Russian relations
Germany has generally been assumed to have a more conciliatory foreign policy approach toward Russia over the Ukraine crisis than other European states such as Poland and the UK. Jocelyn Mawdsley writes on whether the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) …
The Spanish government and Catalonia
In April, the Spanish parliament rejected a request by Catalan authorities to hold a referendum on Catalonia’s independence from Spain, which had been proposed for November this year. Diego Muro and Martijn Vlaskamp argue that the Spanish government requires a more positive message for …