EU adviser backs privacy complaints brought by consumer groups Facebook, which has its European headquarters in Ireland, has argued that only Irish authorities should be…
Romanian tennis star loses human rights case over article on debt Known as the Brasov Bulldozer, Ion Tiriac came up short at the European Court of Human…
Top EU court adviser OKs budget plan tying funds to rule of law The dispute is just one of several at the EU’s high court involving the increasingly antidemocratic…
Immunity for European central bankers limited to official acts, EU court rules The decision means a Latvian economist and former member of the European Central Bank’s governing board…
Top EU court returns Hamas to terror list after 3-year break The group with majority control of the Palestinian National Authority has been fighting the European Union…
Trial opens in Paris for hotel driver accused of complicity in Rwandan genocide Claude Muhayimana is the fourth Rwandan to face genocide charges before a court in France. Read…
Russia loses pair of religious freedom cases at European rights court The Russian Federation faces more complaints before the European Court of Human Rights than any other…
Outrage in Netherlands after new pandemic curbs spark riots Before the past weekend of destruction, riots that broke out in January were the worst the…
Except for the exceptional: EU member states have little claim to people’s data An advisory opinion from the EU’s top court attempts to fill the void created after the…
Where tolerance finds its limits: Murder in Amsterdam Published in 2006, Murder in Amsterdam explores the relationship between immigration in the Netherlands, particularly from…
Hungary’s ‘Stop Soros’ bill ruled illegal by top EU court It’s the latest loss for Budapest before the European Court of Justice, which has issued a…
Decade-old fight over Canadian wind farm heard by arbitration tribunal An American energy firm accuses Canada of violating the North American Free Trade Agreement, which has…
