#EU law

#EU law

Slovakia has approved a constitutional amendment to limit the rights of same-sex couples. The country's parliament on Friday approved the change, which states that male and female will be the only recognised genders, and that school curricula must respect the cultural and ethical positions set out in the constitution. The amendment was approved with the minimum necessary 90 votes in the 150-seat lower house with the help of some conservative members of the opposition.

Diarra has been compelled to pursue legal action against FIFA and the Belgian Football Association, seeking 65 million in compensation due to a lack of settlement.

The agreement has received mixed reactions, with charities highlighting concerns over deportation selection and potential racial profiling, while others seek a fair implementation of the deal.

The EU law mandates the connection of Ireland's busiest airport to a high-speed rail line by 2040, highlighting the urgent need for efficient transport infrastructure.

The European Commission is accusing Shein of misleading customers through fake discounts and a series of practices deemed illegal under EU consumer protection laws.

Italy has enacted legislation criminalizing surrogacy universally, impacting Italian couples engaging in lawful surrogacy abroad, raising concerns of EU law violations.

The European Court of Justice ruled Malta's citizenship scheme violates EU law by treating nationality as a commercial transaction, compelling the country to cease its "golden passport" program.