The Irish Times view on Poland v the EU: a battle Brussels must win
The five-year debate on Poland’s rule of law has been brought to a head by a court decision in Warsaw
Polish court rules some EU laws and articles incompatible with country’s constitution
Constitutional court finds that the Court of Justice of the European Union is not Poland’s supreme legal authority
Does Vestager’s Belgian tax win affect Apple case?
Backing of the EU’s top court may embolden competition chief
Graham Dwyer challenge and Lisa Smith trial to feature in new law term
Appeals over Ana Kriégel and Adrian Donohoe murders also to be heard
Graham Dwyer phone data ruling due before European court
Ruling could have impact on killer’s bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Will Facebook walk away from European market after data protection 'hissy fit'?
Tech giant’s threat to walk away from European market is a ridiculous tantrum
Schrems II: there's no way to transfer data to US and comply with EU law
Karlin Lillington: ECJ ruling has essentially invalidated business model of digital giants
The Irish Times view on data protection: privacy as a personal right
The European Court of Justice has again taken a stand against global businesses built on surveillance capitalism
Airlines liable for coffee spilled during flights, EU court rules
Case arose after girl was scalded when coffee tipped over on Austrian airline flight
Google wins in ‘right to be forgotten’ fight with France
European Court of Justice rules Google does not have to remove links outside Europe
Irish watchdog’s case against Facebook to be heard in Europe’s highest court
Data Protection Commissioner action could have major impact on firm’s business model
Supreme Court to rule on Facebook data transfer appeal
Social media giant contesting referral of various issues to European Court of Justice
Nostalgia for Deutschmark fades as Germans accept euro
Stability of euro key to Berlin amid external pressures on EU from China and the US
Facebook’s court appeal over data transfer case set for January
Supreme Court refuses attempt by UK data expert to join case
Facebook Supreme Court appeal to be heard in December
Social network wants to halt data-transfer referral to European court
Our treatment of patients with severe obesity is unethical – but why?
Bariatric surgery is life-saving and cost-effective but due to pervasive bias, obese patients are not a healthcare priority
Ryanair wins European court’s backing in long-running VAT claim
Airline wants €770,700 VAT bill related to failed bid for Aer Lingus in 2006 refunded
ECJ to rule speedily on European Arrest Warrant case
Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly query around rule of law in Poland gets ‘expedited’ status
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