A wildcat strike is not a case of force majeure
(B2) A "wildcat strike" by aircrew following the surprise announcement of a restructuring does not constitute an "extraordinary circumstance" allowing
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SNCF strike. What are you entitled to?
(B2) A European regulation provides fairly advantageous rules for the consumer. Benefits that the SNCF often “forgets” to apply
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Uber loses in European Court. A fitting reminder of the rule of law...
(B2) The European Court of Justice has just decided on Tuesday (December 20) on an essential question. Is Uber right when
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Who is on the blacklist of dangerous airlines
(B2) The European Commission modified, slightly, on November 30, its blacklist of airlines banned from flying. What
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Diesel engine pollution: a problem and not just at Volkswagen. The alert had been given
(B2) The services of the European Commission were aware of a clear problem which arose insofar as the
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The ecall system, the panacea for saving lives? Or a big lie for a good industrial lobby
(BRUXELLES2) A marvelous system which, in the event of a car accident, calls the ambulances on its own and saves lives. There,
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The tuition tax deduction knows no borders
(B2) Generally exclude tuition fees linked to attendance at a school located in another Member State
Read moreRoaming rates: the scam of the summer?
(B2) We were happily told. From this summer, consumers could benefit from a reduced rate for their past communications
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