(...) According to a Special Report published by the Court today, simplified procedures are not yet effectively controlled in the majority of the audited Member States. As such, there is no reasonable assurance of the correct collection of traditional own resources or that traders comply with the obligations deriving from the common trade policy.(...)
Can China Lead the Way in Constraining Economic Coercion? Sanctions,
Chokepoints, and the Perils of Convergence
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Economic coercion remains ill-defined in international law, but its
importance is growing ever more evident by the day. At various points, for
example, a n...
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