Dutch Appeals Court Upholds Coronavirus-Minded Curfew Friday’s emergency ruling was one of the most-watched judicial events in the Netherlands, with more than…
How sustainable are smart devices? You might think that smart devices – something that can connect to the internet or another…
EU Companies Can Ban Workers From Wearing Headscarves, Magistrate Says The court adviser found that small-scale religious displays can be allowed at work, but it’s up…
Environmentalists Score Dual Wins at EU High Court Both cases involve EU legislation known as REACH, which regulates the production and use of chemicals…
Scandal-Plagued Former EU Politician Loses Last Appeal in Bribery Case The nearly decade-old scandal involves a former circus owner soliciting bribes from smokeless tobacco companies on…
Top EU Court Blocks Double Taxation of Improper Exports In a 25-year-old case involving the export of Italian ethanol to Greece, EU judges held that…
Humans Don’t Develop Like Machines When Stefan Persaud took over the second-year bachelor’s course Product Dynamics at Industrial Design, he brought…
UK Dad Can Fight for Custody of Baby Brought to India, Judge Recommends Filed less than six weeks before Brexit, the case may be one of the last involving…
Dutch Curfew Debated in Court as Lawmakers Push to Enshrine It An appeal over a temporary curfew struck down just days before was heard Friday as the…
Hague Criminal Court Wraps Opening Arguments in Trial of Ex-Militia Leaders The trial of two Christian militants from the Central African Republic will resume next month but…
Ryanair Loses Challenges to Aid Schemes Supporting Competing Airlines The European General Court found no problem with bailouts of French and Swedish airlines after the…
Trial Against Christian Militia Leaders Kicks Off in the Hague The two men are charged over their roles in the ongoing Central African Republic civil war,…
