EU takes two cases against Britain

Brussels takes Britain to European Court of Justice over Brexit deal
Brussels is taking the UK to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for breaking the terms of its Brexit deal. The move will put pressure on Sir Keir Starmer’s hopes for a reset of relations and closer ties with the bloc. It comes after Downing Street refused to rule out a role for the ECJ in Britain as part of the reset.
The EU is taking the UK to court and that’s a problem for Starmer’s softer Brexit
Brexit reset with the EU could be in fresh trouble after a new stand-off with Brussels emerged this week.On Monday, the EU Commission announced that it had referred the UK to the European Court of Justice “for failure to comply with EU law on free movement of EU citizens and their family members at the end of 2020”.
EU takes two cases against Britain to Court of Justice
The European Commission said on Monday it had referred two cases against Britain concerning free movement of EU citizens and investment treaties to the EU Court of Justice.
EU takes Britain to European court over citizens’ rights post-Brexit
The European Commission says Britain has fallen short when it comes to the free movement of EU citizens. Read more at straitstimes.com.
EU takes UK to European court over citizens’ rights post-Brexit
BRUSSELS (AFP) — The European Union on Monday said it was taking Britain to the bloc's top court for infringing rules on the free movement of EU citizens and their family members after Brexit. The European Commission said it believed that "there were several shortcomings" in Britain's implementation of treaties.
EU takes UK to court in blow to London’s efforts to ‘reset’ relations
Brussels is taking the UK to the European Court of Justice in two cases, casting a shadow over Sir Keir Starmer’s proposed “reset” of relations with the EU. The European Commission has brought the cases over the UK’s treatment of EU citizens and its failure to end bilateral investment deals with six member states.
Brussels takes UK to court over EU citizens’ rights
The European Commission has longstanding concerns that the extended families of Europeans living in the UK aren’t getting what they were promised – and time is running out to address legal concerns under the Brexit deal.
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