#eu-law

#eu-law

The proposed content levy in Ireland would ultimately burden consumers despite legislative intentions to support Irish productions.

Delaying the EU deforestation law could weaken environmental protections and undermine credibility in decision-making.

The Spanish government imposed a €108 million fine on Ryanair for its baggage and seating fees, which Ryanair's CEO calls politically motivated.

Ryanair plans to appeal the fines, deeming them unlawful and detrimental to the low-cost airline model.

Major French newspapers collaborate to legally challenge X for not compensating them for news reuse under EU law.

Child Benefit payments were made for over 6,700 non-resident children, significantly rising from previous years.

Payments are under EU law, allowing benefits for children abroad if at least one parent contributes in Ireland.

Meta cannot target users' sexual orientation for ads, regardless of public statements, according to a ruling by the EU's highest court.

CJEU mandates EU member states to recognize international name and gender changes, affirming trans rights across borders.

The EUIPO's recent ruling sets a precedent by criminalizing misleading payment requests as fraud, strengthening protections for intellectual property users.

Leaders across various industries advocate for clearer regulations on third-party litigation disclosures to enhance transparency in legal processes.

A class-action lawsuit against Meta underscores the contentious issue of copyright infringement involving purportedly stolen content for AI training.

Supervisory authorities must consider the total group turnover when calculating GDPR fines against subsidiaries.

The EU passed its first law to combat violence against women, requiring countries to criminalize female genital mutilation, forced marriage, and online harassment.

Every country has the right to set its own migration policies, without letting other countries' policies influence their own.

Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill seeks thoughtful response to asylum seekers coming from the UK.

The Swedish Migration Agency has rejected post-Brexit residency applications, with strict criteria and potentially misapplied EU laws.