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+++ Neuerscheinung › „Verwundbarkeit und Resilienz der dritten Gewalt“ – Ergebnisse des Justiz-Projekts +++

03 December 2025

René Mahieu

The Ominous Omnibus

The European Commission’s Digital Omnibus proposal to impose additional limits on the right of access to personal data is not a technical clean-up of EU digital law, but a near verbatim reproduction of industry lobbying demands. The proposal restricts the very tool used by citizens, NGOs, journalists, workers, researchers, and civil society to uncover systemic unlawful practices. Instead of strengthening EU digital competitiveness, the proposal threatens to dismantle a tool of counter-power and a cornerstone of data protection. Continue reading >>

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12 November 2025

Alberto Alemanno

The Omnibus Road to Constitutional Drift

The European Union is undergoing a fundamental transformation in the way it makes law. Responding to calls for simplification and competitiveness, echoed and amplified by demands of the US Administration, the Commission has embraced omnibus legislation – single acts that amend multiple legal instruments across disparate regulatory domains – as the principal mechanism for systematic deregulatory reform. Once limited to technical consolidation, the omnibus has become a vehicle for substantive policy change. This shift fundamentally alters the procedural architecture through which regulatory change occurs. Continue reading >>

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