Judgment of the General Court (Grand Chamber), 14 May 2025, Case T-36/23 Stevi and The New York Times v Commission Access to documents – Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 –

Documents relating to the text messages exchanged between the President of the Commission and the chief executive officer of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer – [...]

This post comments on the recent Commission proposal for an EU Space Act, arguing that its regulatory design is heavily reminiscent of the General Data Protection Regulation

(GDPR) and similar digital single market legislation. Is the Commission proposing a GDPR for outer space? [...]

Denmark took over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 July. Vera Spyrakou writes that at a time when Europe faces mounting challenges, Denmark’s

presidency … Continued [...]

The Nature Restoration Law is innovative in the way it addresses urban ecosystems, connectivity and public health. Yet, illogically, it pays no attention to the distribution

of urban green spaces. Member states should fill that legal gap in their implementation plans. [...]

Prof. Dr. Ghazari-Arndt untersucht das EuGH-Urteil in der Rechtssache C-383/23. Der EuGH hat klargestellt, dass bei der Bemessung von Geldbußen nach Art. 83 Abs. 4–6 DS-GVO

der Begriff „Unternehmen“ im Sinne einer wirtschaftlichen Einheit zu verstehen ist, was bedeutet, dass der Konzernumsatz und nicht nur der Umsatz der einzelnen [...]

The EU’s status as a normative power is under pressure from both internal divisions and external shocks, writes Uwe Wunderlich. Yet this moment also presents an opportunity

for the EU … Continued [...]

Germany’s plans to radically increase spending on defence and infrastructure have raised questions about whether the country is at risk of breaking EU fiscal rules. Camilla

Locatelli and Vanessa Endrejat … Continued [...]

The Editorial Board is pleased to announce that a new issue of UNIO – EU Law Journal is now online. Issue 11(1) of UNIO includes contributions from a number of highly regarded

academics and young scholars and covers topics such as i) EU’s climate diplomacy in the light of the EU-Mercosur Free Trade Agreement; ii) limitations of legal [...]

NATO member states have committed to raising defence and security-related spending from 2 to 5 percent of GDP by 2035. Yet as Koen Frenken argues, the proposed spending is

unlikely … Continued [...]