The calendar

The calendar lists the dated events ahead in European technology sovereignty: deadlines, votes, launches, deliveries, scheduled reports and the days laws start to apply. Each entry comes from an item on the record or from the regulation timeline, carries that item's grade, and is never more precise than its source.

A month or a quarter means the source gave no exact day, and a date marked "year inferred" is one whose source named the day but not the year. A law date comes from the timeline, where it is graded against the law itself. Nothing here is the Monitor's own forecast, and an entry leaves the calendar once its date has passed.