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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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 moreWhen the Commission gets involved in regulating the right to strike
The latest text proposed by the European Commission, at the end of March, the "Monti II" regulation, starts from a laudable intention...
Read moreHamas seizes European justice
(B2) Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist movement, challenges the restrictive measures (freezing of funds) before the European Court of First Instance
Read moreThe “pirates” agreement with Mauritius disputed
(BRUSSELS2) Surprise, surprise… The agreement concluded by the European Union with Mauritius to prosecute the pirates sees its legality
Read moreGbagbo's mistress files a complaint against the European Union
(BRUSSELS 2/ Exclusive) Nadiany Bamba, the second wife of Laurent Gbagbo, an Ivorian leader not recognized by the international community, has
Read moreUnity OSG renounces legal action against the EU
(B2) The private security company, Unity OSG, established in Dubai and Kabul, which was in conflict with the Council
Read moreStudent aid crosses borders, court says
(B2) The European Court of Justice has indicated that a State cannot subject the payment of training aid
Read moreCIG 2007. A compromise destined not to be used? Inside story
(B2 – archives) Room 20.45, at the Council of the European Union, a little after 15 p.m., October 3, the
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