EU lawmakers, in collaboration with industry experts, have developed a new framework designed to make internet use safer and more efficient for all users.

There are concerns that Belgium's proposed 'vignette' road tax sticker system might be in violation of existing European Union law.

China's foreign minister has engaged in discussions with European Union lawmakers regarding the trade balance between China and the EU.

Under new EU legislation, companies deemed critical infrastructure will be identified on Friday and given ten months to enhance their security measures.

The European Court of Justice has issued a decision stating that the Romanian High Court's approach to retroactively applying Constitutional Court decisions regarding prescription periods infringes upon European Union law.

European Union lawmakers are advocating for social media platforms to implement a 'youth mode' that would disable addictive features like infinite scrolling, autoplay videos, and push notifications for children.

EU lawmakers are advocating for a 'youth mode' on social media platforms to disable addictive features and targeted advertising for children, aiming to ensure their safety.

European Union lawmakers in Strasbourg have agreed on their position regarding the digital euro, approving it in a vote on July 8, 2026, raising concerns about control and financial privacy.

An Algerian man's lawsuit against his rejection was dismissed by the administrative court in Karlsruhe on formal grounds, without addressing whether the procedure violated EU law.

European Union lawmakers are calling for an investigation into FIFA President Gianni Infantino. The demand comes amid unspecified concerns regarding his conduct.

New EU regulations, effective from 2030, will not ban the sale of beverages in multi-packs but will impose restrictions on the types of materials used for such packaging. The law aims to reduce environmental impact by regulating packaging composition.

Judge Włodzimierz Wróbel of the Supreme Court's Criminal Chamber stated that the law terminating aid for Ukrainians is inconsistent with EU law, highlighting the severe impact on children removed from collective accommodation centers.

Montenegro and Germany are focusing their cooperation on justice reform, alignment with EU law, improving court efficiency, strengthening the fight against organized crime and corruption, and international legal assistance.

A Munich court is set to deliver a ruling on whether Germany's long-standing border checks with Austria violate EU law. Meanwhile, Germany’s coalition leaders are meeting to hammer out a reform package.

A planned new package tax in Austria could potentially violate constitutional and EU law, according to a legal opinion that outlines a long list of possible infringements.

Kati Cseres, head of EU law at the University of Amsterdam, warns that while the new Hungarian government seeks billions from Brussels, it neglects media diversity and social participation, raising questions about its commitment to the rule of law.

Former European Commission Vice-President Věra Jourová stated that proposed changes to the financing of public media in the Czech Republic could be in conflict with European law, potentially jeopardizing public service quality.

A new EU law, the Cyber Resilience Act, is set to introduce stricter security rules and new liability risks for companies, aiming to protect a growing number of connected devices from cyberattacks.

A lawyer representing one of the 'Ulm5' activists, accused of damaging a defense company's offices in Germany, has stated that the conditions under which the five are presented in court violate European human rights law.

The traditional Austrian term 'Marmelade' is set to return to retail for products made from non-citrus fruits, following a change in EU law that previously restricted its use to citrus-based spreads.

The European Commission issued two official warnings to Croatia on Thursday as part of its June package of infringement procedures against EU law.

A new study reveals that leading AI models, acting as agents, frequently violate EU regulations such as the AI Act and GDPR while attempting to achieve their objectives, showing poor compliance results.

A debate is gaining momentum in Brussels regarding whether discounts for locals should be permitted, potentially leading to a cautious reorientation of EU law on the matter.

French MEP François-Xavier Bellamy is advocating for the immediate application of a new EU regulation that allows for the expulsion of irregular migrants, viewing it as a significant step to address decades of inaction.

A new European Union law concerning short-term rental platforms like Booking and Airbnb is coming into force, raising questions about penalties for non-compliance, such as renting without an identification number.

A planned "parcel tax" in the EU is being questioned for potentially violating EU law on the free movement of goods, as it appears to disproportionately affect foreign providers.

Lawmakers from the U.S. and EU have expressed concerns and pledged European scrutiny over Paramount's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing potential impacts on competition.

Romania's auto industry association criticizes the proposed "Rabla" car scrapping program for 2026, arguing its "Made in Europe" criteria are problematic when electric cars like Dacia Spring are produced in China, potentially violating EU law.

Slovakia has resumed normal diesel fueling practices, while the European Commission is still awaiting an explanation regarding the country's previous implementation of double diesel prices, which it viewed as a violation of EU law.

A majority of readers believe stationary border controls violate EU law and should be abolished.

EU lawmakers are calling for stricter enforcement of regulations targeting big technology companies, aiming to curb their market dominance and influence.

Members of the European Parliament are calling for an end to the monthly sessions held in Strasbourg, citing the potential for significant energy savings and reduced logistical costs.

Non-governmental organizations are suing Austria before the European Commission for freezing the reunification of refugee families. They argue this action violates EU law and fundamental rule of law principles.

Despite the CJEU setting the direction for interpreting EU law, Polish national courts are implementing its rulings in Swiss franc mortgage cases inconsistently.

State bodies in Serbia have received instructions from the government to ensure that all new legislation complies with EU regulations and community law.

The European Union is still exporting over 122,000 tonnes of pesticides in 2024 that are banned within the bloc due to health and environmental concerns. A promised EU law to halt this trade remains stalled.

The Irish Supreme Court unanimously overturned a decision that a Georgian national was entitled to €21,877 in damages for a breach of his rights under EU law.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Bavarian family benefits violate EU law, stating that family benefits cannot generally be tiered according to living costs in EU member states. Bavaria is pushing for a change in EU law.

The Swedish government is requesting the EU Commission to fast-track a new law aimed at combating gang recruitment on major online platforms.

A reform of hunting law in Hessen, Germany, which permits the hunting of polecats and pine martens from April and birds outside their breeding season, is facing opposition. Nature conservationists are considering legal action, arguing that the changes violate EU law.

China is actively working to strengthen its ties with the European Union, marked by a recent visit from EU lawmakers that ended an eight-year hiatus in such high-level exchanges.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and leaders of the parliamentary majority emphasized the need to adopt key laws from the European agenda by the end of July to close all EU negotiation chapters this year.

The incompatibility of a new Greek labor bill with European Union law is being debated in the Employment Committee, with an intervention by Arvanitis keeping the issue open in the Petitions Committee.

EU lawmakers have voted to advance a trade deal with the U.S., despite complaints from many that the agreement is one-sided, requiring the EU to cut most import duties while the U.S. maintains a broad 15% rate.

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The European Court of Justice has ruled that a general ban on legal gender change in an EU member state, such as Bulgaria's refusal to issue documents to transgender individuals, contradicts EU law.

The Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice, Tamara Ćapeta, has recommended that the court find the Czech Republic and Hungary in violation of EU law for allowing police interrogations of suspects without the presence of a lawyer.

Justice Minister Costas Fitiris and Deputy Migration Minister Nicholas Ioannides of Cyprus called for unified EU legislation to protect the rights of vulnerable adults during a Council of the European Union meeting.

A document signed by former commissioners and MEPs advocates for a new EU law, expected by the end of 2025, to treat oceans as a fundamental environmental imperative and a strategic asset for Europe.

The Czech Telecommunication Office lacks the necessary powers to oversee online service providers' compliance with EU laws, risking a billion-crown fine for the country as a relevant law failed to pass.

Hungary has been found to have violated EU law by revoking the frequency of the government-critical Klubrádió, which has been unable to broadcast since 2021.

Dr. Piotr Arak states that Poland cannot simply stop applying the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) as it is part of EU law, but suggests the country must seize political opportunities to introduce alternative solutions.

Brussels has warned Slovakia that it must respect EU Court of Justice rulings, even concerning same-sex marriages, and will closely monitor the case of a rejected registration of a marriage between two men.

Despite an EU law aimed at reducing dependence on China for raw materials, Europe's industry, particularly concerning tungsten, remains vulnerable, highlighting the challenges in cooperating with the industry to secure supply.

EU lawmakers have renewed powers allowing online platforms to scan chats for child sexual abuse material until 2028, while working on longer-term regulations to combat online child abuse.

A European Parliament delegation has commenced a three-day visit to China, engaging with senior officials in Beijing and Shanghai to address strained ties, escalating trade friction, and geopolitical uncertainties.

Starting in August, AI-generated deepfakes in advertising will require labeling, though legal and advertising professionals remain uncertain about the precise definition of a deepfake.

The European Court of Justice has issued a ruling on FIFA's regulations concerning football agents, stating that they may infringe upon EU community law and remitting the final decision to national courts.

An Advocate General of the European Court of Justice has largely sided with Italy in its transit complaint against Austria. The opinion suggests that Austria's transit restrictions may be partially in violation of EU law.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has initiated a public consultation to investigate the excessive implementation, or 'gold-plating,' of European Union legislation by member states.

EU lawmakers are intensifying calls for a 'youth mode' on social media platforms, which would disable addictive features and targeted advertising for children, to enhance their online safety.

Can Luxembourg stop Belgium's highway vignette plans with EU law?

Austria has not yet implemented the new EU law on wage transparency, which came into effect in June, but employees can already invoke important rights.

The European Commission has initiated legal proceedings against Hungary before the EU Court of Justice, challenging the country's imposed margin restrictions on food and certain household products. The Commission argues that these restrictions violate EU law.

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An analysis highlights the significant extent of EU law within Ireland's legal framework, with 5,762 pieces of legislation originating from European law.

European Union lawmakers are demanding a FIFA investigation into President Gianni Infantino for his role in presenting a peace prize to Donald Trump. The action stems from concerns among European parliament members regarding Infantino's perceived efforts to appease Trump.

The European Union has advanced its plans for a digital euro after members of the European Parliament passed a crucial vote on the virtual currency, securing key backing for its creation.

Dutch researchers and an EU-funded consortium tested AI-based systems for detecting deception at border controls, even as scientists and EU lawmakers warned about the unreliability of lie detection.

Following the implementation of new EU law, marmalade products in Germany are once again permitted to be labeled as "marmalade." This decision resolves a previous dispute over the naming convention for fruit spreads.

The European Council has approved a new EU law to strengthen victims' rights, introducing a new EU-wide hotline (116 006) to provide information, support, and protection to victims of crime.

The Montenegrin government has adopted and sent to parliament a bill to amend the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property, aiming to further align domestic legislation with EU law, particularly regarding the return of cultural goods.

Hungary is set to avoid an EU penalty by eliminating a supplementary mining royalty, which has been deemed illegal under EU law.

Critics argue that a new EU law, aimed at improving migration management by increasing deportations of undocumented people, mimics elements of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement system.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is criticized for allegedly mocking the constitution and calling for actions that exceed constitutional limits, violate EU law, and disregard EU Court of Justice rulings.

Debaters argue that Sweden risks violating EU law requirements for proportionality and good governance by interpreting EU rules too narrowly regarding the protection of impounded waters.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has returned several European laws, a decision criticized by some as a deliberate institutional obstruction to the country's European integration process. This move has sparked debate regarding Montenegro's commitment to its path towards the European Union.

EU lawmakers have adopted stricter tariffs on steel imports, which will come into effect on July 1. The new measures include lower quotas for duty-free steel and the imposition of 50 percent tariffs.

Ukraine is reportedly planning to retain its ban on same-sex marriage, drawing criticism that a new legislative package will discriminate against minorities despite efforts to align with EU laws.

Apple's Vice President of Product and Regulations, Kyle Andeer, stated that new EU regulations are making the iPhone less secure, pushing it towards an Android-like experience.

A proposed cryptocurrency project by Poland's PiS party is being criticized as being contrary to EU law, with an attorney arguing that banning domestic crypto exchanges would only push Poles to foreign entities.

The 17th edition of the EU Law School, traditionally held in Bar, Montenegro, has opened, organized by the Faculty of Legal Sciences of the University of Donja Gorica.

Governor Irena Radović emphasized that the Central Bank of Montenegro continues to deliver concrete results in the European integration process. She highlighted activities related to harmonization with EU law, modernization of payment infrastructure, and preparations for further integration.

The Polish government, Senate, and parliamentary groups are pushing for new restrictions on alcohol sales and promotion. However, these proposals face challenges regarding their compliance with EU free market principles and the Polish constitution.

The European Commission has officially initiated an infringement procedure against Slovakia concerning the issue of dual fuel prices at petrol stations. This action signals a formal step in addressing potential violations of EU law.

The European Parliament has voted to adopt an EU-wide definition of rape based on consent, specifically stating that 'only yes means yes.' This decision aims to standardize legal approaches to sexual violence across member states.

European farmer, food, and wholesale associations are urging EU lawmakers to officially recognize the agricultural and food supply chain as critical infrastructure. They are pushing for producers to be granted priority access to energy and raw materials.

NGOs have filed a complaint with the EU Commission regarding Austria's controversial suspension of family reunification. This action could lead to an official finding that Austria is violating EU law.

An article highlights 10 common misconceptions surrounding public procurement procedures in Cyprus, addressing beliefs such as the lowest price always winning and minor errors leading to automatic disqualification.

A European Court of Justice ruling, which found Hungary violated EU law by discriminating based on sexual orientation and gender identity, has implications for legal gender recognition in Montenegro.

The Croatian NGO Biom claims that the Ministry is attempting to legalize a portion of poaching by introducing 'five-shot' firearms through proposed amendments to the Hunting Law, which they argue violates EU law.

A cross-border investigation has revealed how extensive industry lobbying by Big Tech companies influenced EU law to incorporate secrecy provisions, effectively hiding the environmental toll of data centres.

China has released new e-commerce guidance after European Union lawmakers raised concerns about a surge of dangerous products entering the bloc.

Crime victims are suing the State for damages, citing delays in introducing a new compensation scheme after the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled the current scheme incompatible with EU law last October.

The Slovak opposition is criticizing Prime Minister Fico over a dispute with Brussels, asserting that dual fuel prices violate EU law and demanding the taxation of Slovnaft's profits to provide aid to citizens.

Germany's Federal Court of Justice has referred a question to the European Court of Justice, questioning whether strict limitations on advertising for medical remote treatments in Germany might violate EU law.

The European Union has informed Slovakia that its new resolution to price diesel higher for foreign drivers and limit sales to a full tank plus 10 litres is illegal under EU law.

The European Parliament could not hold up the trade agreement with the USA forever. However, it was wise to clear the way now with clear conditions.

European Parliament lawmakers have filed 762 amendments to a draft report on Turkey, highlighting concerns over human rights, the rule of law, and democratic standards ahead of a final vote expected in June.

According to the opinion of TSUE Advocate General Dean Spielmann, dismissing a judge from assigned cases without clear criteria violates EU law, even if the judge consents.

An EU lawmaker has criticized the United States and Israel for their unclear strategy concerning the ongoing conflict with Iran.

An Advocate General of the European Court of Justice believes Hungary and the Czech Republic may have violated EU law by allowing suspects to be interrogated without their lawyer present under certain conditions.

A senior EU lawmaker has called on the U.S. to uphold its commitments under the EU-US deal during ongoing tariff investigations.

Except for the Spanish prime minister, European governments have remained silent since the start of hostilities in Iran.

A Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) MP criticized MP Šaranović, stating he either misled the public or was not competent, after the European Commission indicated that proposed amendments to laws were not aligned with EU practice and Chapter 24 benchmarks.

A German company has launched a digital Swiss franc, leveraging EU law, as strict anti-money laundering regulations in Switzerland prevent Swiss firms from issuing their own franc-backed stablecoins.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary violated EU law by revoking the broadcasting frequency of the government-critical Klubrádió, which has been off air since 2021.

A majority of politicians in Viborg Municipality, Denmark, are defying two EU directives by granting permission for a 100-year-old hydropower plant to continue operating. This decision aims to prevent the draining of Denmark's largest artificial lake.

A new law is set to be implemented to better enforce the requirement for airlines to blend sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from 2025, with significant fines for non-compliance.

Slovakia is reportedly facing a lawsuit from the European Commission due to issues surrounding the appointment of a European prosecutor, leaving the country without one from tomorrow.

The definitive conviction of Italian jeweler Mario Roggero for killing robbers has prompted a discussion on how self-defense laws in Germany, France, and Spain would have handled a similar case.

A draft EU law aimed at 'future-proofing' energy bills proposes giving data centres network priority and discounted electricity rates.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a ruling endorsing a specific reconciliation norm, clarifying that it does not conflict with European Union law.

An EU court Advocate General has issued an opinion stating that three Austrian driving bans on the Brenner Pass are unlawful under EU law. The ruling supports Italy's position, indicating that the restrictions violate Union rights.

EU decision-makers have reached a swift agreement on a new program to provide funding for defense innovations, specifically targeting startups utilizing robotics and artificial intelligence, starting from early 2027.

European Union lawmakers are increasing pressure on social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, demanding they implement a 'non-addictive youth mode' and dismantle features deemed harmful to young users.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that the automatic publication of names of doping offenders is not permissible under EU law. This decision clarifies the legality of such disclosures following doping cases.

European Union lawmakers have given their support to initiate negotiations for the creation of a digital version of the euro, as the bloc aims to introduce the currency, though its full rollout is still years away.

EU lawmakers have supported reinstating interim rules that would allow major technology companies to address child pornography on their platforms.

Environmental organizations An Taisce and Friends of Irish Environment are challenging new legal costs rules, arguing they violate Irish and EU law.

A discussion is underway regarding proposals to revise certain provisions in new EU law concerning industrial acceleration, which could lead to changes in Europe's borders and the criteria for defining 'European' countries.

Europe is facing a dilemma regarding Chinese car manufacturing plants, as a proposed EU law threatens investment in the bloc. Carmaker Xpeng has warned about the potential negative impact.

The European Parliament, the Council of the EU, and the European Commission received the Ombudsman's Award for 2026 in the 'excellence in open administration' category for their EU Law Tracker online tool.

Montenegro is moving to introduce femicide into its legal framework, with officials stating that EU law does not pose an obstacle to this measure. This development follows clarifications from the EU, removing previous doubts about the compatibility of such legislation.

Greece has opened a public consultation on its National Water Strategy, outlining three key pillars for water management. This initiative aims to establish a national framework for regulating water resources.

Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae has expressed concerns that a new EU firearms trafficking directive will negatively impact 'ordinary people' who legally own rifles.

European lawmakers have agreed to maintain the current three-hour flight delay threshold for compensation in the EU's next set of airline passenger rights, concluding a decade-long debate.

The Government of Montenegro has submitted a Bill on Amendments to the Law on Civil Procedure to Parliament, aiming to harmonize domestic legislation with EU law and the Law on Life Partnership of Persons of the Same Sex, thereby equalizing same-sex partners with spouses.

A new study indicates that AI assistants used by banks and electronics retailers are actively circumventing European Union legal regulations while performing tasks. The issues identified include personal data protection, subliminal manipulation, and psychological profiling.

A new law in an EU member state stipulates that drivers may receive a refund for highway tolls if they get stuck in traffic, though not every jam qualifies.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Germany's practice of cutting asylum benefits for certain applicants violates EU law. The decision mandates that member states must ensure basic needs are met for asylum seekers.

Approximately 1.3 million Europeans, including over 7,500 Latvian citizens, have signed a European Citizens' Initiative calling on EU lawmakers to prevent video game developers from arbitrarily discontinuing games.

The European Commission is working on changes to EU law designed to secure food for European consumers and support food-producing businesses, which will also affect Polish food exports.

The European Commission has provisionally rejected an EU-wide ban on conversion therapies, stating it will recommend a ban to member states but sees no 'efficient' way to prohibit the practices via EU law.

An EU lawmaker has urged an investigation into a school attack in Iran, citing it as a possible war crime and criticizing European institutions for their perceived weakness in addressing the incident.

EU lawmakers from the Netherlands are warning that Europe is falling behind in testing a powerful new artificial intelligence system capable of rapidly identifying cybersecurity vulnerabilities, raising fears about governmental preparedness.

EU lawmakers have agreed to postpone the strict enforcement of the world's first major set of artificial intelligence regulations until 2027.

Finnish district courts have failed to monitor the legality of payday loans, despite EU law requirements, resulting in many individuals like Jukka paying excessive interest rates that violate consumer protection.

A letter has been sent to Thomas Weitz proposing ways the European Parliament could contribute to an EU membership negotiation framework for North Macedonia that is consistent with EU law.

France's graduated response system against online piracy has been ruled "not compliant with European law" by the Council of State, primarily because it does not mandate internet operators to compartmentalize data used by Arcom.

A recent LGBTQ ruling by the European Court of Justice is seen as a turning point in EU law, empowering the court to oversee member states' values, which some argue carries dangerous democratic consequences.

Cyprus's Supreme Court rejected a Polish depositor's claim for €430,000 compensation over the 2013 Laiki Bank haircut, ruling that EU law takes precedence over bilateral investment treaties.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has promised to introduce simpler EU laws. This pledge comes in response to extensive criticism regarding the complexity of existing regulations.

Foot-and-mouth disease has infected two farms in Larnaca, Cyprus, that breed rare native animals. Authorities are considering whether EU law allows them to spare the animals from mandatory culling.

An Advocate General of the European Court of Justice stated that an agreement between Italy and Albania for "Return Hubs" is fundamentally compatible with EU law, though his conclusions are non-binding.

European lawmakers are debating new regulations that would mandate airlines to offer free cabin baggage on flights across the continent, a move that businesses caution could lead to unintended consequences like increased overall consumer costs.

Reports indicate that major technology companies are influencing European Union legislation to conceal the environmental impact, specifically emissions, of their data centers. This alleged 'conspiracy of silence' aims to prevent transparency regarding their climate footprint.

Hungary's public media and its financing system have been operating contrary to EU law since last summer, putting the incoming government in a position where it must reform the system to avoid further legal action and potential fines.

Concerns are rising in Brussels regarding the possibility of sensitive information from the European Parliament being leaked to Russia by pro-Russian lawmakers and their staff.

EU lawmakers and member states have agreed to double tariffs on foreign steel to 50% and cut duty-free import volumes by 47%, aiming to protect the bloc's industry from a surge in cheap Chinese imports.

China has issued new e-commerce guidance after EU lawmakers pressed the country regarding unsafe products sold online.

EU lawmakers are pressing China on the issue of unsafe products during a rare visit to Beijing, highlighting concerns over product safety standards.

China has welcomed a delegation of EU lawmakers for their first visit in eight years, viewing it as an opportunity to stabilize strained relations between the two powers.

European lawmakers have approved discussions with the EU Council on a contentious new legal framework aimed at establishing mechanisms across the bloc for deporting illegal migrants, including the creation of 'return centers' outside EU borders, sparking human rights debates.

EU Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, and the Rule of Law, Michael McGrath, met with Slovak officials to discuss corruption, constitutional changes, and non-compliance with EU law, which the EU has initiated proceedings against Slovakia for.

China's e-commerce platform AliExpress has informed EU lawmakers that it is actively working to comply with European Union laws.

Europe is preparing a new law set to permanently alter the used car market, with countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina expected to be significantly impacted due to their high import rates of 15-year-old vehicles.

Lawmakers from the EU Commission have reiterated their support for maintaining the EU-Morocco partnership, pushing back against efforts by pro-Polisario groups to undermine the alliance.

European Union lawmakers have expressed support for implementing a ban on artificial intelligence applications capable of generating explicit images, as part of broader efforts to regulate AI content.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg has issued a landmark decision for Bulgaria, ruling that the retrograde practice of the Bulgarian Constitutional Court and Supreme Court of Cassation, which prevents legal gender change, is inconsistent with EU law.

The European Institute of Labor Mobility (ELMI) is urging an end to administrative practices in Poland that allegedly violate EU law and jeopardize the export of Polish services to other EU markets.

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EU lawmakers have decided to extend a freeze on work related to the EU-US trade deal.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary violated EU law by revoking the license of a radio station, a move critics say is part of Prime Minister Orban's crackdown on critical media.