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Moscow is requiring employers to collect and share employee personal data illegally and shift 30 percent of all staff to remote work, no matter the industry.

Source: Meduza

The legislation aims to regulate the hours under-16s can work online and what happens to their earnings.

Source: BBC

Poland will veto the EU's €1.8 trillion budget and coronavirus recovery plan if Brussels imposes rule of law conditions.

Source: Politico

Doubling down on the corruption for which it remains notorious, Romania’s parliament has passed a law allowing authorities to seize the assets of criminals jailed for serious corruption offences.

Source: Balkan Insight

Poland's abortion laws were already among the strictest in Europe but the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling will mean an almost total ban.

Source: BBC

Within six months, the authorities want to equip 220 bus-stops and city-navigation pylons around Moscow with hardware and software systems capable of collecting MAC-addresses from mobile devices.

Source: Meduza

Hungarian lawmakers appointed Zsolt Andras Varga as president of the Supreme Court for the next nine years, despite top judges rejecting his nomination over his lack of experience and concerns over the political independence of the judiciary.

Source: Reuters

The Mayor of Copenhagen Frank Jensen has resigned with immediate effect after admitting to several allegations of sexual harassment.

Source: Euronews

EU lawmakers called on the member states to increase efforts to close the digital gap in education across the bloc, which has been deepened by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: Euractiv