
EU Commission Releases Rule of Law Report for Member States and Candidates
The European Commission published its annual rule of law report, evaluating the progress and challenges in justice systems, anti-corruption efforts, and media freedom across EU member states and candidate countries. While some nations like Greece showed progress, others, including Romania, Hungary, Serbia, and Malta, faced criticism regarding political influence, corruption, and judicial independence.
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EU Commission warns of growing pressure on Serbia’s judiciary, media and anti-corruption institutions
The European Commission said in its 2026 Rule of Law Report that Serbia has made limited progress in rule of law, with concerns intensifying over judi
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Prime Minister Robert Abela’s record on the rule of law has received a damning assessment from the European Commission, which has concluded that Malta has made little or no progress on most of the key reforms repeatedly demanded by Brussels during his premiership. The findings, contained in the Commission’s 2026 Rule of Law Report published … Continued
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The European Commission's latest Rule of Law Report finds that Greece is among the 13 EU member states that made progress on all rule-of-law recommendations in 2026 The post European Commission: Greece shows steady and consistent progress on rule of law appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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