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The Latest Breaking News from The Court of Justice

Slovakia Refuses to Recognise Gay Marriage, Setting Up Clash With European Union Law

A Slovak gay couple's marriage recognition was rejected by the Minister of Interior, sparking allegations of political interference and prompting legal action and EU scrutiny.

International Business Times UK

Apple loses challenge over EU app store rules

Apple loses challenge over EU app store rules

Apple brought the action in an attempt to overturn the EU designating it a "gatekeeper", which requires it to open its App Store and iPhone operating system to greater competition from rival apps and services.

Google Dealt Final €4.1bn Blow by Europe's Top Court Over Android Dominance

Google Dealt Final €4.1bn Blow by Europe's Top Court Over Android Dominance

Google's final appeal against a €4.1bn EU antitrust fine has been dismissed, confirming the company's abuse of Android's dominance. This ruling may lead to increased competition in the mobile market.

International Business Times UK

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The EU Hit Google With a Record $4.7 Billion Fine. The Company Just Lost the Fight Over Paying It.

Google has lost its final legal challenge against one of the largest antitrust penalties ever imposed by the European Union, cementing a landmark victory for European regulators after an eight-year legal battle.

International Business Times

Thailand to host Asean Law Association meeting

Thailand will host the Asean Law Association General Assembly in Bangkok from July 21 to 23.

Contentious EU-Mercosur trade deal takes provisional effect

The EU-Mercosur free-trade deal took provisional effect on Friday despite a legal challenge before the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Kraftwerk copyright battle rages on as CJEU delivers landmark ruling in sampling case

The Court of Justice of the EU's decision could have wide-ranging implications for artists that sample other artists' work

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Court warns revellers, 'No groping'

Court warns revellers, 'No groping'

The Court of Justice has warned Songkran revellers they could face up to 10 years in prison and/or a hefty fine of 200,000 baht if found guilty of physically molesting someone during crowded water fights.

Mercosur, India and the EU: Trade ambitions meet political resistance in The Ring

Mercosur, India and the EU: Trade ambitions meet political resistance in The Ring

In this week’s episode of The Ring, MEPs Warborn (EPP) and Mullooly (Renew Europe) engage in a heated debate over the EU–Mercosur agreement, following the Parliament’s decision to refer it to the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Court issues warning on drink, drug driving at New Year

Court issues warning on drink, drug driving at New Year

The Court of Justice has issued a warning to motorists not to drive while drunk or under the influence of drugs this New Year

EU Court gives the Dutch the green light to pursue Apple App Store anti-trust case

EU Court gives the Dutch the green light to pursue Apple App Store anti-trust case

The European Court of Justice says the Netherlands can go after Apple over its App Store commissions.

Google hits setback in bid to overturn multibillion EU antitrust fine in Android case

Google hits setback in bid to overturn multibillion EU antitrust fine in Android case

Google faces a big setback in its attempt to overturn a multibillion-dollar European Union antitrust penalty involving Android after a top court’s legal adviser sided with regulators

The Independent UK

Aiding illegal immigration does not apply to parents with children, top EU court rules

Aiding illegal immigration does not apply to parents with children, top EU court rules

The court acquitted a woman of Congolese origin who entered Italian territory accompanied by two minors using false passports.

Confrontation ahead: EU Commission demands that Hungary withdraws draft transparency law

Confrontation ahead: EU Commission demands that Hungary withdraws draft transparency law

The European Commission sets the stage for a total confrontation with the Orbán-government. A Commission spokesperson told Euronews that if the law is adopted, it would constitute a serious breach of EU principles and law.

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Big Pharma versus the EU: who should pay for urban wastewater treatment?

The pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries have gone to the EU's court to challenge a directive that requires them to finance at least 80% of urban wastewater treatment.

How Trump could sink Big Tech's ability to serve Europe

The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) may lose its ability to function by the end of Thursday, undermining a key U.S.-EU agreement.

The National (Scotland)

EU launches two court cases against UK Government over post-Brexit actions

THE European Commission has announced it will take the UK Government to court in two separate cases relating to its behaviour post-Brexit ...

The Independent UK

EU sues UK over post-Brexit freedom of movement failures in blow to Starmer’s reset

The European Commission referred the UK to the Court of Justice of the EU over shortcomings in how it has cooperated with the post-Brexit withdrawal agreement

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The Conversation

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.

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.

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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.

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.

The Independent UK

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

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

Facebook nemesis Max Schrems strikes again.

The Times of India

Explained: How a former Real Madrid, Chelsea player could change future of football transfers

Football's player transfer system will be in the spotlight and could even be massively overhauled on Friday when the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) announces its verdict on former France player Lassana Diarra's case against governing body FIFA.

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