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An analytical look at the legal conflict between EU member states concerning the protection of individuals from persecution based on personal characteristics.
The case concerns a Polish citizen who challenged the bank's application of an interest rate on the cost of insurance contracted as part of a consumer loan.
The 'Amendment Act', adopted in 2021, has a harmful influence on the physical, mental and moral development of minors solely due to their identity or sexual orientation, the court ruled.
The Government's interaction with companies would be all the more valuable if it could incorporate the complaints frequently heard: that the national legislator is more papist than the Pope. Opinion by Ricardo Arroja.
Scanning tech platforms for child abuse material will become illegal in Europe early next month unless lawmakers pass Hail Mary fix on Thursday.
Rules allowing the analysis of communications to identify illegal content expire on 3 April. A European political stalemate could create a legal vacuum with an immediate impact.
Considering the case law of the Court of Justice, anyone against raising the rainbow flag is also lowering the EU flag. Because families in the EU still have equal rights. Opinion by Sérgio Maia Tavares Marques.
Brussels fined X 120 million euros in December 2025 for failing to meet its transparency obligations.
The Bulgarian Court of Cassation had invoked the “moral and religious values of society” to deny the request. The CJEU rejected the argument and imposed clear limits on Member States.
Ban on Russian energy was adopted under the “guise” of a trade measure, says minister.
