By: Steven Simmons.
A constitutional crisis is continuing to unfold in Poland. In late 2016, the Polish nationalist right-wing government succeeded in packing Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, an important check on legislative and executive power in Poland, capping a year-long campaign where the court overturned numerous laws as unconstitutional.
Read MoreBy Steve Simmons.
Last fall, the European Union and Canada signed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. However, the agreement almost didn't get signed, because of opposition by Wallonia, a region located in southern Belgium. Today's post discusses how the Walloons were almost able to veto major legislation and what it means for future EU legislation.
Read MoreBy John Napolitano.
The Brexit vote raised many issues. The vote has cast uncertainty on the VAT Tax corporations pay in the UK. Today's post looks at the potential changes in the Vat Tax, or lack thereof, that may occur through the Brexit proceedings.
Read MoreBy Jessie Baker.
The Brexit decision affects more than European Countries, it also has ramifications for the United States. Today's blog post discusses the implications of the Brexit vote on United States, including its impact on the current presidential race.
Read MoreBy Mikka Burrell.
The Brexit decision has sent shockwaves throughout the EU. Other EU member-states are considering leaving as well. Will France, led by Marine Le Pen, be next?
Read MoreBy: Jack Sklarski
Few people realize the growing connection between money laundering and terrorism. With terrorist organizations relying more and more on money laundering to finance their operations, the fight against terrorism must include anti-money laundering regulation. This blog looks at what the US and EU are doing to combat money laundering and how the international community can join forces in cooperation.
Read MoreBy: Alannah Buford
This blog post analyzes the differences between pregnancy discrimination protection in the United States, under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, and the European Union, under the Pregnant Workers Directive.
Read MoreBy: Brent Lockwood
European States that have joined the Schengen Area allow for the free flow of people across their borders. With the current refugee crisis and increase in terrorist attacks, the future of this open borders policy is surrounded by uncertainty.
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