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Commission asserts primacy of EU law and launches proceedings against Hungary over loss of media freedoms
European Commission’s move highlights determination to pursue disputes dating to before Brexit
Britain angers Brussels with unilateral move to delay impact of new trading rules for Northern Ireland
Move threatens to complicate Brexit negotiations over data sharing between bloc and UK
UK finance has a vital role to play in delivering ‘levelling up’ agenda
Ruling had dealt severe blow to competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager
ECJ rules main mechanism for transferring information fails to protect EU citizens’ privacy
ECJ strikes down law discriminating against foreign-funded civil society groups
For both pragmatic and democratic reasons, it would be lunacy to sue the German government
Experts warn EU’s legal bedrock shaken by judgment on ECB’s bond-buying programme
ECJ issues rare warning over EU legal order after German judges question its superiority
Decision could imperil EU legal system, former policymakers and legal experts warn
It would be the underlying law and EU treaty that needs changing, not the ruling
Legal opinion ahead of ECJ ruling supports CMA fine over delayed launch of antidepressant
Deal with Socialists should give Sánchez breathing space to take power
Verdict adds to difficulties facing Spanish caretaker prime minister Pedro Sánchez
Legal opinion says that existing framework protects rights of EU consumers
Company faced French claims it should be regulated as estate agent
‘Outer circles’ of association would mean more countries could plug in to its sphere of influence
Ruling set to spark further clash between ruling PiS and Supreme Court
Opinion finds no need for MEPs to have sworn oath on Spain’s constitution
What are the implications for freedom of expression?
Law against illegal internet content could have serious repercussions
As consumers cheer ‘historic breakthrough’, ECJ decision may weigh on domestic banks
ECJ rules social media group can be forced to take down posts such as hate speech
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