Can a European leader travel as he wishes in Europe? The Luigi di Maio case
(B2) Paris could very well forbid the visit of the Vice-President of the Italian Council Luigi di Maio if it deemed it inappropriate.
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The Court of Justice is sounding the tocsin for public freedoms. The 5 lessons of the Schrems judgment
(B2) The judgment delivered by the European Court of Justice on Tuesday (October 6) is a scathing reminder
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British guerrillas against the Eurozone win a battle
(BRUSSELS2) The United Kingdom has started a legal guerrilla war on the regulation of the eurozone (*). Just as much a point of view
Read moreSix Somali pirates sentenced to prison in Spain
(BRUSSELS2) The Spanish Audiencia Nacional sentenced to a severe sentence - 16 and a half years in prison - on Wednesday (4
Read more3 Somali pirates arrested by Danes in 2012 acquitted in Seychelles. Lack of evidence
(BRUSSELS2) The Seychelles Court of Appeal has just acquitted three pirates imprisoned in the Seychelles and ordered their repatriation to their country.
Read moreThe Court says no to social tourism
(B2) Can a European citizen who has just moved to another Member State benefit from all the social benefits
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Canceled pirate transfer agreement
(BRUXELLES2 – exclusive) It's a thunderclap in the fight against pirates, we wrote in our Club edition. In a
Read moreThe archives of the Croatian-Serbian war: still “sensitive”
(BRUSSELS2) The Court of Justice delivered a judgment on Thursday (November 28) which will be of interest to all those who follow the missions
Read moreFulmen case: defense secrecy or law?
(BRUSSELS2) In the Fulmen case on which the European Court of Justice ruled today (28 November) a
Read moreCourt changes tribunal's case law on Iran sanctions
(BRUSSELS2) The European Court of Justice today (November 28) delivered two interesting judgments on the sanctions imposed against
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