EU Commission Refers Bulgaria Over Electricity Market Rules
Brussels is asking the Court of Justice to impose financial sanctions over incomplete transposition of EU electricity law.
Brussels is asking the Court of Justice to impose financial sanctions over incomplete transposition of EU electricity law.
The Commission says state-controlled companies have tried to enforce intra-EU arbitral awards despite binding EU case law.
An advocate general says churches must justify continued retention when a former member seeks erasure under the GDPR.
Temporary protection cannot justify automatically shelving a separate asylum application, the EU’s top court has ruled.
The Court of Justice says Belgium must recognise a student’s genuine educational connection when applying medical-school quotas.
The appeals court denied an emergency stay, while leaving the underlying sanctions dispute for further proceedings.
An en banc panel heard arguments over whether a district judge may investigate alleged defiance of an order halting removals to El Salvador.
The ruling faults the city’s notice process, not the tax itself; an appeal has temporarily paused the order.
The justices stayed a lower-court judgment and agreed to hear the government’s appeal in December, leaving the policy in force for now.
Swiss voters have rejected the food-security initiative, with a provisional official final count showing 72.52 per cent opposed and 27.48 per cent in favour. The proposal failed in every canton. Turnout was 47.03 per…
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