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#data-protection

EU ruling clamps down on Meta's use of personal data for ads

The EU Court rules Meta must reduce personal data usage for targeted ads, prioritizing privacy.

The TCF Is Under Fire - But When Is It Not?; A Fingerprint By Any Other Name | AdExchanger

The IAB Europe's Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) has faced legal challenges but continues to operate under appeal.
The European Court of Justice clarified that the TCF's consent string is personal data, making IAB Europe a joint data controller liable for fines.

EU ruling clamps down on Meta's use of personal data for ads

The EU Court rules Meta must reduce personal data usage for targeted ads, prioritizing privacy.

The TCF Is Under Fire - But When Is It Not?; A Fingerprint By Any Other Name | AdExchanger

The IAB Europe's Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) has faced legal challenges but continues to operate under appeal.
The European Court of Justice clarified that the TCF's consent string is personal data, making IAB Europe a joint data controller liable for fines.
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#fifa

Will global soccer be reshaped after EU's top court issued a major ruling in Lassana Diarra case?

The ECJ ruling could fundamentally change FIFA's player transfer regulations, impacting the $10 billion soccer industry.

Explainer: Lassana Diarra and the legal case which could rock football's transfer market

The case challenges FIFA's rules on player contracts, aiming to increase player freedom and potentially reshape regulations governing player transfers.

Will global soccer be reshaped after EU's top court issued a major ruling in Lassana Diarra case?

The ECJ ruling could fundamentally change FIFA's player transfer regulations, impacting the $10 billion soccer industry.

Explainer: Lassana Diarra and the legal case which could rock football's transfer market

The case challenges FIFA's rules on player contracts, aiming to increase player freedom and potentially reshape regulations governing player transfers.
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#afghanistan

EU court rules gender and nationality enough to grant Afghan women asylum

The ECJ ruled that asylum for Afghan women can be granted based on gender and nationality alone amid Taliban abuses.

Gender, nationality sufficient' to grant Afghan women asylum: Top EU court

The ECJ ruled that gender and nationality justify granting asylum to Afghan women due to Taliban discriminatory practices.

EU court rules gender and nationality enough to grant Afghan women asylum

The ECJ ruled that asylum for Afghan women can be granted based on gender and nationality alone amid Taliban abuses.

Gender, nationality sufficient' to grant Afghan women asylum: Top EU court

The ECJ ruled that gender and nationality justify granting asylum to Afghan women due to Taliban discriminatory practices.
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EU Court of Justice bars Meta from using public third party data for targeted advertising - UPI.com

Meta and other social media cannot use sensitive data for targeted ads without compliance with GDPR.
#apple

Apple Must Pay $14.4 Billion to Ireland in Crackdown On 'Sweetheart Deals'

Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion in unpaid taxes to Ireland after being found to have benefited from illegal state aid.

Apple told to pay back 13bn in tax by EU

The European Court of Justice mandates Apple to repay €13 billion in taxes to Ireland, affirming past EU Commission decisions regarding illegal tax advantages.

EU court orders Apple to pay $14.4 billion in back taxes to Ireland

Apple must pay $14.4 billion in back taxes after losing an appeal on a 2016 ruling regarding unfair state aid from Ireland.

Spare a thought for poor Ireland forced to collect 13bn from Apple against its will | Jack Sheehan

The European court's ruling compels Ireland to collect 13bn in tax from Apple, emphasizing the tension between fiscal responsibility and social priorities.

Apple Must Pay $14.4 Billion to Ireland in Crackdown On 'Sweetheart Deals'

Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion in unpaid taxes to Ireland after being found to have benefited from illegal state aid.

Apple told to pay back 13bn in tax by EU

The European Court of Justice mandates Apple to repay €13 billion in taxes to Ireland, affirming past EU Commission decisions regarding illegal tax advantages.

EU court orders Apple to pay $14.4 billion in back taxes to Ireland

Apple must pay $14.4 billion in back taxes after losing an appeal on a 2016 ruling regarding unfair state aid from Ireland.

Spare a thought for poor Ireland forced to collect 13bn from Apple against its will | Jack Sheehan

The European court's ruling compels Ireland to collect 13bn in tax from Apple, emphasizing the tension between fiscal responsibility and social priorities.
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#hungary

ICJ to fine Hungary 1m a day until it complies with EU refugee laws

Hungary fined 200m for breaching EU asylum laws, ordered to pay 1m per day until compliance, sparking controversy and highlighting anti-EU sentiments.

Belgium's top migration official criticizes Hungary for threatening to bus migrants to Brussels

Hungary's plan to send migrants to Brussels challenges EU asylum policies and demonstrates increasing tensions within the European Union.

EU court slaps $216m fine on Hungary for not following asylum laws

Hungary fined for defying EU asylum laws by only allowing applications outside the country.

Hungary: Unfrozen funds to be investigated in EU court DW 03/14/2024

The European Court of Justice will investigate the European Commission's decision to release funds to Hungary.
The released funds were part of a sum previously withheld due to concerns over Hungary's violation of 'rule of law principles.'

EU parliament wants to probe 'illegal' Hungary decision DW 03/14/2024

Freund and others believe the decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated by the European Court of Justice.
Suspicion arises due to the timing of funds release and Hungary blocking EU decisions, leading to questions about the true motives behind the decision.

Hungary: EU parliament wants probe into unfrozen funds DW 03/14/2024

The decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated for legality.
The European Court of Justice is called upon to investigate the European Commission's decision on releasing funds to Hungary.

ICJ to fine Hungary 1m a day until it complies with EU refugee laws

Hungary fined 200m for breaching EU asylum laws, ordered to pay 1m per day until compliance, sparking controversy and highlighting anti-EU sentiments.

Belgium's top migration official criticizes Hungary for threatening to bus migrants to Brussels

Hungary's plan to send migrants to Brussels challenges EU asylum policies and demonstrates increasing tensions within the European Union.

EU court slaps $216m fine on Hungary for not following asylum laws

Hungary fined for defying EU asylum laws by only allowing applications outside the country.

Hungary: Unfrozen funds to be investigated in EU court DW 03/14/2024

The European Court of Justice will investigate the European Commission's decision to release funds to Hungary.
The released funds were part of a sum previously withheld due to concerns over Hungary's violation of 'rule of law principles.'

EU parliament wants to probe 'illegal' Hungary decision DW 03/14/2024

Freund and others believe the decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated by the European Court of Justice.
Suspicion arises due to the timing of funds release and Hungary blocking EU decisions, leading to questions about the true motives behind the decision.

Hungary: EU parliament wants probe into unfrozen funds DW 03/14/2024

The decision to release frozen funds to Hungary should be investigated for legality.
The European Court of Justice is called upon to investigate the European Commission's decision on releasing funds to Hungary.
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Two Russian oligarchs win court ruling over EU sanctions

The European Court of Justice ruled insufficient evidence against Russian oligarchs for EU sanctions related to Ukraine conflict.
Aven and Fridman won against sanctions from 2022-23, but remain under punitive measures till March 2023.

Ireland convicted in EU court over unsafe drinking water tainted by chemical linked to cancer

The majority of water supplies in Ireland have been brought up to standard since the case began.
The Environmental Protection Agency emphasizes that the issue of contaminated water supplies should remain a priority.

EU court rules gender-based violence ground for asylum DW 01/17/2024

The European Court of Justice ruled that women who experience gender-based violence can apply for refugee status
The court recognized that women as a whole can be considered a social group for the purpose of granting refugee status

Euroskeptic Hungary takes over EU's rotating presidency DW 06/29/2024

Viktor Orban's Hungary, despite conflicts with the EU, will assume the rotating EU Council presidency, promising impartiality.
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