Open Government in the EUNews on changes in the rules related to EU open government.
The Commission’s New Directive on Transparency of Third Country Lobbying
The European Commission emphasises that the new law does not stigmatise anyone nor involve criminal sanctions. But the more a statement is repeated, the less credible it appears, says Emilia Korkea-aho.
Transparency all but falls off the Presidency agenda of openness-loving Sweden.
Decision taken well into the Russian invasion in Ukraine and after considerable pressure on the institution representing EU member states.
Draft report, endorsed by the European Parliament, proposes swathe of measures aimed at strengthening transparency and participation for citizens and parliaments.
