European Union

Courts can balance the right of the data subject against trade secret protection to decide what information the data subject can receive.

Commission v Hungary
Law governing the institutions
Advocate General Medina: by voting against the Council’s Decision establishing the position of the European Union on the reclassification of cannabis and cannabis-related substances, Hungary infringed EU law

Austria v Commission
State aid
Advocate General Medina proposes to set aside the judgment of the General Court that upheld the Commission’s decision to approve aid from Hungary for two new nuclear reactors at Paks

Apothekerkammer Nordrhein
Approximation of laws
Member States may authorise advertising measures to promote the purchase of unspecified prescription-only medicinal products in the form of price reductions or payments of an exact amount

Dun & Bradstreet Austria
Principles of Community law
Automated credit assessment: the data subject is entitled to an explanation as to how the decision was taken in respect of him or her

AEON NEPREMIČNINE and Others
Property intermediation services: EU law does not preclude a cap limiting commissions charged by property agencies to 4% of the sale price or of the rent amount

New centrist coalition follows failure of the largest party. the far-right FPÖ, to strike a deal.

In today's edition of The Capitals, discover how villages in western Germany are shifting towards the far right, why Czechia is criticizing the "contradictory" Clean Industrial Deal, and so much more.

Meeting deadlines is important.

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Despite a crushing election defeat, the leader of the Social Democrats is on track to become Germany’s second-in-command

Euractiv sat down with General Robert Brieger to discuss Europe's defence priorities and EU missions in Africa.

In an interview with Euractiv, former EU commissioner for agriculture Franz Fischler warns against growing trade protectionism in the EU and urges an embrace of new bilateral trade deals instead.

The EU is on track for a 75 GW wind power shortfall, even taking into account recent policy boosts.