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When the technical meets the political: Court of Justice rules that EU standards require more openness

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that harmonised technical standards – an influential form of governance – must be more accessible. Here’s what this landmark decision means.

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EU court starts hearing case over Hungary’s alleged anti-LGBTQ law

EU court starts hearing case over Hungary’s alleged anti-LGBTQ law

The EU alleges the Hungarian law undermines core human rights values while Budapest says it wants to protect children.

Intel gets off the hook and won't have to pay $1.1 billion EU antitrust fine — chipmaker was previously accused of offering incentives to partners to block AMD

Intel gets off the hook and won't have to pay $1.1 billion EU antitrust fine — chipmaker was previously accused of offering incentives to partners to block AMD

The European Court of Justice supports the General Court's decision to annul a huge fine imposed on Intel.

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Intel Wins EU Court Battle Over Billion-Euro Antitrust Penalty

EU's top court upholds overturning of billion-euro antitrust fine against chipmaker Intel in long-standing legal battle.

Intel scores fresh win against EU after top court backs annulment of billion-euro antitrust fine

Chipmaker Intel has won a fresh victory in a long-running battle against European Union competition watchdogs after the bloc’s top court confirmed a lower tribunal’s decision to overturn a billion-euro antitrust penalty

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EU's top court limits Meta's ad targeting yet again

Facebook nemesis Max Schrems strikes again.

Apple and Google just lost two giant legal cases that will cost them billions

The EU's highest court vindicated two groundbreaking crackdowns on Apple and Google.

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Google should pay a multibillion fine in antitrust shopping case, an EU court adviser says

Google should pay a multibillion fine in antitrust shopping case, an EU court adviser says

A legal adviser to the European Union’s top court says Google should pay a whopping fine in a long-running antitrust case

The Independent UK

Cyriel Dessers named in provisional Nigeria squad for African Cup of Nations

Cyriel Dessers named in provisional Nigeria squad for African Cup of Nations

Cyriel Dessers named in the provisional Nigeria squad for the African Cup of Nations.

The National (Scotland)

Barry Ferguson raises opposition to European Super League as he makes Rangers claim

Barry Ferguson raises opposition to European Super League as he makes Rangers claim

Rangers hero Barry Ferguson has made his opposition to the proposed European Super League clear following Thursday's ruling at the Court of Justice.

The National (Scotland)

Amazon won't have to pay hundreds of millions in back taxes after winning EU case

Amazon won't have to pay hundreds of millions in back taxes after winning EU case

Amazon won’t have to pay about $273 million in back taxes after European Union judges ruled in favor of the U.S. e-commerce giant

The Independent UK

EU Court Rejects Brussels Appeal Over Amazon Tax Ruling

EU Court Rejects Brussels Appeal Over Amazon Tax Ruling

A top EU court rejected Thursday Brussels' appeal against a ruling blocking its bid to force Luxembourg to recover 25 million euros ($272-million) in back taxes from Amazon.

International Business Times

Apple slips lower as European Court revives $14 billion Irish tax dispute

Apple slips lower as European Court revives $14 billion Irish tax dispute

A panel advising Europe's top court has said judges should review Apple's long-running tax dispute with the European Commission.

Meta won’t have to pull Facebook and Insta out of Europe after all—at least, not for now

Meta won’t have to pull Facebook and Insta out of Europe after all—at least, not for now

The European Commission has approved the Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework, but it may be doomed.

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Inquiry into allegation judges demanded B175m bribe

A fact-finding committee has been set up to investigate an allegation by a core member of the former People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) that two senior judges of the Court of Appeal demanded 175 million baht to clear him of all charges over the street rallies against the government of…

Meta hit with $1.3 billion privacy fine and told to stop sending Europeans' data to U.S.

The company could have to pull Facebook and Instagram out of Europe.

Court warns on drink driving

The Court of Justice is warning motorists to refrain from drinking before getting behind the wheel during the Songkran festival, as the number of accidents caused by drunk driving over the Thai New Year holidays has increased over the past two years, said spokesman Sorawit Limparangsi.

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