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Hungary vows to fight in EU court to defend anti-LGBT law

Hungary's Justice Minister said late on Wednesday that Budapest would fight in the Court of Justice of the EU to defend an education law that Brussels says discriminates against people on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Reuters

EU sues Poland over violations of EU law by Constitutional Tribunal

The European Commission sued Poland on Wednesday in the EU's top court over violations of EU law by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal and its case law, the Commission said in a statement.

Reuters

European Super League promoters issue defiant response after 'big win' for UEFA

A22 Sports responds on behalf of Super League after new developments at the European Court of Justice

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Uefa’s opposition to European Super League ‘compatible with EU competition law’

The opinion read out at the Court of Justice of the European Union is a significant blow to those clubs pushing for a Super League

The Independent UK

Super League clubs sent fresh warning as court prepares to rule on UEFA claim

Independent academics say fans should expect to pay more to attend games if a Super League is established as they urge European Court of Justice to rule in favour of UEFA

Daily Mirror

Lawyers for Graham Dwyer argue keeping mobile phone data is 'opportunistic form of mass surveillance'

Remy Farrell SC, for Dwyer, said mobile phone data should not have been admitted as evidence in his client’s trial as the retention of that data was a breach of his rights under the European Charter of Fundamental Rights

Dublin Live

What happens if a country fails to comply with EU environmental legislation?

There are different environmental directives in the European Union that member states must comply with. But they do not always do so. Sometimes states fail to take adequate measures to, for example, protect vulnerable ecosystems and species or prevent pollution.

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Germany's blanket data retention law is illegal, EU top court says

Germany's general data retention law violates EU law, Europe's top court ruled on Tuesday, dealing a blow to member states banking on blanket data collection to fight crime and safeguard national security.

Reuters

Graham Dwyer's appeal against Elaine O'Hara murder conviction could go ahead this year

Submissions on behalf of Dwyer will be filed by July 15

Irish Mirror

Removing ECJ oversight role in protocol ‘out of the question’, EU warns

The Government wants to radically redraw the governance arrangements contained within the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

EU Citizens May Sue Countries for Health-Damaging Dirty Air, Top Court Adviser Says

Citizens in European Union countries may be able to sue their governments for financial compensation if illegal levels of air pollution damage their health, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday. The adviser's opinion follows a string of rulings at the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the EU…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU fines against Poland's 'rule of law' dispute surpass €160m

The European Commission says fines imposed on Poland for its refusal to scrap a controversial disciplinary mechanism for judges had crossed €160 million, and would be cut from the EU budget allocation for Poland.

Radio France Internationale

EU Court of Justice rules in favour of Graham Dwyer in privacy case

Mobile phone data was used prominently by the prosecution in Dwyer's trial for the murder of childcare worker Elaine O'Hara in 2015

Irish Mirror

EU court rejects RT France's call for sanctions reprieve

The European Union's Court of Justice on Wednesday rejected a request by the French-language unit of Russian state-controlled news network RT for a temporary reprieve from a broadcasting suspension in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Renewable energy: Austria, a leader of anti-nuclear advocacy in Europe

The EU is proposing to put nuclear power on its list of sustainable energy sources. But Austria is threatening to file a case with the Court of Justice of the European Union to get that text annulled. The country has never embraced nuclear energy and is even home to the…

Reuters

Czechs withdraw Turow mine complaint after Polish payment, says Polish PM

Poland has paid the agreed compensation in a dispute over Turow mine that lies close to the border with the Czech Republic and Prague has withdrawn its complaint at the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Polish prime minister said on Friday.

Benzinga

EU Top Court Overturns $1.2B Antitrust Penalty Against Intel

General Court, a constituent court of the Court of Justice of the European Union, overturned a €1.06 billion ($1.2 billion) antitrust fine levied against U.S. chipmaker Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC) in 2009. The commission alleged that Intel abused its dominant position on the worldwide market for “x86 2” data center processors between 2002 - 2007…

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