Annelieke Mooij* and Anuj Puri** *Assistant Professor at the Public Law & Governance Department, Tilburg Law School ** Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Public Law & Governance
Department, Tilburg Law School [...]
Annelieke Mooij* and Anuj Puri** *Assistant Professor at the Public Law & Governance Department, Tilburg Law School ** Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Public Law & Governance
Department, Tilburg Law School [...]
EU leaders will discuss enlargement at the European Council meeting on 18-19 December. Paul Schmidt argues that while the geopolitical case for enlargement is clear, the bloc
must prioritise internal … Continued [...]
This post critically analyses the Commission & EDPB guidelines on GDPR-DMA, highlighting gatekeepers' heightened data protection obligations amid ambiguities. Notably, this
interplay may signal the early contours of a more differentiated EU data protection law. [...]
Steve Peers, Professor of Law, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Steve F, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction The EU’s asylum pact, agreed in 2024, is
mostly not fully in force yet; it will largely apply from 12 June 2026. But even before that date, the EU is planning to make its rules more stringent – and even [...]
Jacob Öberg, Professor of EU law, University of Southern Denmark Photo credit: EPPO The aim of this blog post is to summarise the key argument of a recent article published
by the author in 50(6) 2025 European Law Review titled “The European Public Prosecutor's Office - supranationalism, sovereignty and legitimacy”. [...]
What are the political effects of rising inflation? Drawing on a recent book, Bob Hancké and Tim Vlandas show how the aftermath of the inflationary episodes of the 1970s can
… Continued [...]
Doppelter Blick auf ein wegweisendes Urteil: Die Entscheidung des Gerichtshofs zur Anerkennung gleichgeschlechtlicher Ehen wirft viele spannende unions- und menschenrechtliche
Fragen auf. Um den unterschiedlichen Facetten dieses Urteils gerecht zu werden, präsentieren wir daher gleich zwei Beiträge: Den ersten Beitrag von Martina Liotta [...]
Doppelter Blick auf ein wegweisendes Urteil: Die Entscheidung des Gerichtshofs zur Anerkennung gleichgeschlechtlicher Ehen wirft viele spannende unions- und menschenrechtliche
Fragen auf. Um den unterschiedlichen Facetten dieses Urteils gerecht zu werden, präsentieren wir daher gleich zwei Beiträge: Den zweiten Beitrag von Luca Welle [...]
Women make up only 35 per cent of STEM graduates globally. Andrés Barrios Fernández and Aspasia Bizopoulou show that while there is huge variety between countries in the
educational attainment … Continued [...]
Lorna Woods, Professor Emerita, University of Essex Image credit: US Department of Defense This Grand Chamber judgment of the Court of Justice in X v Russmedia
Digital and Inform Media Press (Case C-492/23) handed down on 2 December 2025 concerns the scope of data protection rights and intermediary immunity in the context [...]