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2023 Rule of Law Report
25/03/2023

Our RESILIO Team share their impressions on the 2023 Rule of Law Report published by the European Commission.

In a nutshell: there are good news, but also reasons to be concerned. As the Commission reports, there is a “lack of a robust track record of investigations of corruption allegations concerning high-level officials and their immediate circle remains a serious concern”. State-sponsored corruption remains one of greatest threats to the Rule of Law in Hungary. The situation across the EU is not aggravating but Poland and Hungary still haven't fixed their rule of law backsliding. The efforts of the Commission to curb democratic breaches are not yet over.

About the RESILIO – Resilience observatory on the rule of law in Europe project: Why are some democracies in the EU more resilient to the regressing rule of law than others? IEP will assess the resilience of all 27 member states using a systematic analytical framework in order to deliver counterstrategies to the regression of the rule of law.

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