Facebook privacy case referred to Europe’s top court
Austrian student Max Schrems launched class-action suit about site’s privacy and data policies
Web links to pirated content ruled unlawful
ECJ decision draws new legal lines around online copyright law
Pilkington loses appeal over €357m EU cartel fine
UK group among four glassmakers hit by total of €1.4bn in European Commission penalties
Equal pensions case poses £13bn threat to UK companies
Lloyds union launches legal push to close gender gap
Eurozone must complete banking union to avert crisis
Stress test results will put the focus on weaknesses, writes William Rhodes
Free movement of labour and l’exception française
France raises awkward questions about EU rules on expat workers
‘Snoopers’ charter’ under threat from ECJ interim ruling
If upheld, non-binding opinion would limit sprawling remit of planned overhaul of UK spying regime
Germany’s judges give the ECB a grudging nod
The Karlsruhe constitutional court should allow flexibility in monetary policy
German high court to rule on legality of ECB financial weapon
Outright Monetary Transactions programme was not used but could be in event of sovereign debt crisis
Untangling Britain from Europe would cause constitutional ‘havoc’
EU laws are incorporated into the devolution statutes in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
European court backs UK over child benefit limits
Ruling will be welcomed by Downing Street in the run-up to next week’s referendum
Pooled sovereignty has advanced national goals
The union is a platform from which Britain can promote its interests
