The CJEU’s judgment in C-448/23 Commission v Poland rejects national identity and ultra vires review as limits to EU law. The post examines whether the ruling shows a qualitative
shift in the Union’s constitutional architecture and the emergence of a European "supreme" authority. [...]
Large protests have taken place in Prague to oppose the appointment of Filip Turek as minister of the environment. Jan Rovny writes that Czech President Petr Pavel’s unflinching
position combined … Continued [...]
This week’s Munich Security Conference will once again put the transatlantic relationship under the spotlight. Teona Giuashvili argues that as the US grows increasingly unreliable,
European leaders must now lay … Continued [...]
Europe is suffering from an ageing paradox, writes Tim Vlandas. Grey power is tilting government priorities toward preservation over progress, undermining the investment needed
to tackle the negative consequences of … Continued [...]
ECHA has neither established quality criteria for regulatory exposure models nor set transparency requirements under REACH, and it does not follow international terminology
standards. It allows the use of qualitative exposure models in quantitative exposure assessment. [...]
Die Saar Case Note von Eva Ghazari-Arndt beleuchtet, wie sich präventiver Rechtsschutz und Schadensersatz bei immateriellen Schäden im System der DSGVO zueinander verhalten.
Ausgangspunkt ist ein Bewerbungsverfahren, in dem vertrauliche Informationen versehentlich an eine unbeteiligte dritte Person gelangten – mit spürbaren Folgen [...]
Throughout 2025, the European Commission presented ten Omnibus packages with one central objective: to simplify European Union legislation, primarily by reducing the administrative
costs and reporting obligations imposed on European companies, with a view to strengthening technological competitiveness.[1] This action favours faster procedures, [...]
Is hype about Artificial Intelligence justified? Cristobal Garibay-Petersen, Marta Lorimer and Bayar Menzat argue public discourse around AI has gone beyond what its technical
specifications warrant, limiting the space for … Continued [...]
Emmanuel Macron promised to act as a pragmatic moderniser and bridge France’s traditional left-right divide. Yet as John Ryan argues, the failure of Macronism now risks destabilising
both France and … Continued [...]
Could the centre-right Republicans join forces with the far-right National Rally in France? Philippe Marlière writes that if a governing alliance were to be formed between
the two parties, it … Continued [...]
