Proposed solution to vexed issue of Irish border forces concessions from PM

Judicial overhaul at centre of ‘rule of law’ battle between Warsaw and Brussels

European Court of Justice rules against Warsaw because of fears over judicial independence

Duda rushes to compete judicial overhaul despite threat of ECJ intervention

Reliance on mobile operating system for revenues spurs legal challenge to Brussels

Judiciary decries ‘Kafkaesque’ disciplinary hearings in battle over contentious reforms

European Commission wants to reverse Warsaw’s overhaul of supreme court

Article 7 process triggered by MEPs threatens to strip Budapest of EU voting rights

Commission could ratchet up pressure by taking Warsaw to European Court of Justice

ECJ to consider whether search engines must delete links globally or only within the EU

Landmark case concerns how pensions were slashed after lifeboat fund took over payments

Deputy prime minister says interference would be step towards ‘auto-destruction’ of EU

European Court of Justice asked to rule on changes planned by ruling party

Ruling leaves four-fingered chocolate bar open to imitators after long-running battle

ECJ says Ireland must consider bloc’s fight with Warsaw over rule of law

Commission says loopholes disadvantage investors and break single market rules

European Court of Justice cites ‘manifest errors’ by banking supervisor

Move follows bitter two-year stand-off between Brussels and Warsaw