#eu-law

#eu-law

Hungary's Child Protection Law faces backlash for conflating paedophilia with LGBTQ+ issues, raising child rights concerns.

The EU asserts Hungary's Child Protection Act violates human rights and EU standards, while Hungary claims it is meant for child safety.

Germany's conservatives seek radical migration reforms amidst public support and EU legal concerns.

Germany's CDU proposes stricter immigration laws after a knife attack by a deportation-bound Afghan national, igniting debates on legality and border control.

The Italy-Albania migration deal failed due to legal challenges regarding the safety of detention centers outside the EU.

Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill seeks thoughtful response to asylum seekers coming from the UK.

Major French newspapers collaborate to legally challenge X for not compensating them for news reuse under EU law.

Austria's Environment Minister Leonore Gewessler broke coalition ties by supporting a controversial EU nature restoration law, leading to legal action and suspicion of abuse of office.

Diarra's case could disrupt the football transfer system regarding player movement and EU legal rights.

Fifa is reassessing its transfer rules following a court ruling that declared them in violation of EU law regarding player freedom of movement.

The EU's top court has ruled against Apple, requiring payment of €13 billion in back taxes, marking the end of a lengthy legal dispute.

Child Benefit payments were made for over 6,700 non-resident children, significantly rising from previous years.

Payments are under EU law, allowing benefits for children abroad if at least one parent contributes in Ireland.

Europe's court canceled Google's 1.49 billion euro antitrust fine due to improper assessment, marking a significant win for tech competition.

Google's final appeal against a €2.4 billion EU antitrust penalty was rejected, concluding a significant legal battle over unfair competition.

The ECJ dismissed Google's appeal, affirming the 2017 ruling on antitrust violations favoring its shopping service over competitors.

The ruling emphasizes the discriminatory conduct of Google in search result placements.

Europe's General Court has annulled the 2019 EU anti-trust penalty against Google.

Google successfully challenged a 1.49 billion euros antitrust fine from the EU, affirming limitations on regulatory evaluations.

Google overturned a $1.7 billion antitrust penalty from the EU due to insufficient consideration of all relevant contract circumstances.