The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation summit, which begins on Monday (14 June), will take the allies into the final phase of a two-year debate on NATO's internal reform and its future direction. Leaders are also expected to agree on how to redefine relations with Russia and China.

The upcoming NATO Summit will intensively discuss post-pandemic changes, the use of new technologies, building resilience of member countries, as well as ways to reflect climate change in the Alliance. These are having a significant impact on the security environment in the world, says PETER BÁTOR in an interview.

Personal data, which is now mainly in digital form, is subject to specific oversight. Its protection and processing are influenced at different levels by different institutions and legislation.

The Ukrainian authorities have condemned the North Atlantic Alliance's reluctance to accelerate Kiev's membership. They say progress has slowed after Moscow massed Russian troops along Ukraine's eastern border.

Finland and Slovenia both delay nominations to the European Public Prosecutor's Office. Finnish civil society agrees with the argument that the delegated prosecutors would have too little to do, Slovenians see Prime Minister Janša's political reluctance behind the delay. This is one of the reasons why he is threatened with impeachment.