The European Commission launched legal proceedings against Germany over a controversial ruling at the country’s constitutional court, arguing that “the integrity” of EU law was at stake. The underlying dispute broke out last year when the German constitutional court ruled that the European Central Bank’s 2015 bond-buying program would be illegal under German law unless the central bank could prove the purchases were justified.
Source: Politico
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