Greece’s highest administrative court, the Council of State, has temporarily blocked the construction of two underground housing complexes with swimming pools on the Cycladic island of Sifnos, one of which was planned as a hotel.
The European Commission is taking Poland to court over rulings from Polish judges considered by experts as a “legal Polexit” that fundamentally undermine the EU’s legal order.
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) filed a legal action last week, made public on Thursday (22 September), against the EU co-legislators that have recently adopted a bolstered mandate for the law enforcement agency Europol.
Virginia Giuffre could be compelled to reveal details of her settlement with Prince Andrew after a lawyer who is suing her made a request to a court for her to hand over documents.
EU lawmakers from the Greens/EFA group have filed a case application to the European Court of Justice stating “implicit refusal” from the Commission to provide access to information in the context of vaccine contracts between the European Commission and vaccine manufacturers.
