Court Sides with New York Times in Case Over Access to E.U. Text Messages

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The vaccine agreement with Pfizer was one of the biggest procurement contracts in European Union history.
50% : In a judgment that could help to shape how transparent the European Union must be on matters of public interest, judges on Wednesday said the bloc should not have denied a journalist's request for a key set of text messages exchanged as the bloc negotiated for a coronavirus vaccine.
50% : The case raised questions about how much information the public should get about negotiations that cost taxpayers money and shape public policy, and could also set a legal precedent for what is considered an official document in the European Union.

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