Brussels closes case against Germany in EU law supremacy dispute
The European Commission decided to end legal proceedings against Germany over a controversial constitutional court ruling, after receiving assurances from Berlin that the supremacy of EU law is being respected. The Commission said it was “appropriate” to close the case because Germany had “formally declared” that it recognizes the supremacy of EU law and the authority of the bloc’s highest juridical body, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), “whose decisions are final and binding.”
Source: Politico
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