Serbia’s unprecedented protests against Aleksandar Vučić’s regime are unlikely to lead to real change unless the opposition rises to the occasion, argues Filip Milacic. Serbia has been rocked by massive student-led protests, triggered by the deaths of 15 people following the collapse of the canopy of the Novi Sad railway station and the government’s reluctance … Read more
In a single paragraph, at page four of the recent ‘Competitiveness Compass’, the European Commission briefly presents the ‘28th legal regime’. The latter is an additional, optional legal framework that is meant to provide ‘a single, harmonised set of EU-wide rules’, ‘including any relevant aspects of corporate law, insolvency, labour and tax law’. This legal … Read more
On either side of the Atlantic, policymakers are struggling to reign within the energy of enormous on-line platforms and expertise firms. Transparency obligations have emerged as a key coverage instrument which will assist or allow attaining this purpose. The core argument of this weblog is that the Digital Companies Act (DSA) creates, no less than … Read more
