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As Boris Johnson proposes legislation to suspend parts of the deal, we look where Brussels and London disagree
Brussels kick-starts formal process that could lead to withholding of funds
European Commission told to recalculate its €2.7bn claim against London in case that predates Brexit
Decision will allow European Commission to withhold funds from member states for rule-of-law violations
ECJ challenge to UK Supreme Court decision comes amid tensions over N Ireland protocol
Justice commissioner threatens legal action if Bucharest does not comply with EU top court rulings
London attempts to de-escalate tensions with Brussels over governance and arbitration
London issues 23 licences for French fishing boats in sign of further de-escalation of tensions
Role of the European Court of Justice in policing the arrangements is biggest sticking point
Package from Brussels expected to ease bureaucracy but not address role of European Court of Justice
London calls for removal of oversight by EU’s top court of Northern Ireland trading arrangements
ECJ role in overseeing key part of Brexit deal is a red line, says Brussels, but Frost set to repeat call to remove it
Justice commissioner calls for fines on Warsaw and says Brussels ‘at end of the road’
Vocal US and EU criticism might yet be enough to block a controversial TV law
EU attempts to ease rising tensions over rules designed to prevent hard border on island of Ireland
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
Report highlights concerns over judiciary and official corruption in member states
If Warsaw does not like membership obligations it can prepare to leave
Decision comes as Brussels launches legal challenges against Warsaw and Budapest over LGBT+ rights
Trio of rulings in Warsaw and Luxembourg could have far-reaching implications for EU’s legal order
Justice commissioner Didier Reynders vows to fight attempts to roll back supremacy of EU law
Commission asserts primacy of EU law and launches proceedings against Hungary over loss of media freedoms
European Commission’s move highlights determination to pursue disputes dating to before Brexit
Britain angers Brussels with unilateral move to delay impact of new trading rules for Northern Ireland
Move threatens to complicate Brexit negotiations over data sharing between bloc and UK
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