Privacy officialsโ travel to home countries sets off EU alarm bells
Privacy regulator’s secretary general traveled on the EU’s dime to Spain, his home country, far more often than to other countries.
Rebuttal
Hamoudi v Frontex: Advocate General Norkusโ Opinion – Reversing the Burden of Proof and the Presumption of Frontexโs Privileged Access to Evidence
Antje Kunst*
*Antje Kunst is
an international lawyer and barrister of Garden Court North Chambers, admitted
to the Bar of England and Wales, and the Bar of Berlin, advising and
representing individuals in a wide range of matters related to …
Between pragmatic and legal considerations: comment on the Advocate General’s opinion in joined cases Cโ758/24 [Alace] and Cโ759/24 [Canpelli]
Matteo
Zamboni (human rights lawyer working between Italy and the UK. He is a
partner to the Immigration Law and Policy clinic of Goldsmiths, University of
London)
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Easy does itย โย ECB can keep cutting gradually in December, says Croatiaโs Vujฤiฤ
Political uncertainty stalking the eurozone, however, is best navigated with a meeting by meeting approach.
โSafe countries of originโ in asylum law: the CJEU first interprets the concept
Professor Steve Peers, Royal
Holloway University of London
Photo credit: viewsridge,
via Wikimedia
commons
Introduction
Along with judgments on Afghan
women asylum seekers (discussed here)
and the status of Turkey as a โsafe third coun…
Von der Leyen attacks Orbรกnโs support for Russia in fiery speech to European Parliament
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Netanyahu hits out at Macron over call for halt to arms exports to Israel
Israeli prime minister turns on French counterpartโs continuing efforts towards a ceasefire and end to violence in LebanonMiddle East crisis โ live updatesA call by Emmanuel Macron for a halt in arms supplies to Israel for use in Gaza has been met with…
How remigration became a buzzword for Europeโs far right
Electoral success of parties in Germany and Austria backing mass deportation linked to the termโs growing use by mainstream politicians, say expertsThey poured on to streets across Germany in the tens of thousands, wielding placards that read โNazis ou…
Austriaโs Cosa Nostra
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How the Tory election campaign melted down in six disastrous weeks
Rishi Sunak played a bad hand appallingly โ and paid a terrible price.
Ireland is dreaming of a UK Labour landslide
Irish eyes are smiling at the prospect of Keir Starmer in Downing Street surrounded by Irish-savvy aides.
Georgia PM: EU threatened me with Ficoโs fate
Irakli Kobakhidze says he was told to
“be very careful,” but the European Commission has dismissed his claims.
Conflict in German government coalition finds new fuel to keep running
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Inside Donald Trumpโs โApprentice-styleโ search for a running mate
The former president is considering around a dozen contenders, though the list is in flux.
EU isnโt sanctioning Tucker Carlson over Putin interview (for now)
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Belgium Presidency hopes for 11th-hour deal with watered-down platform work directive
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Belgian presidency moves toward France in platform work rulebook rewrite
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