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EU Citizens May be able to Claim Damages for Pollution Levels
May 11, 2022
Juliane Kokott, Advocate General to the European Court of Justice, said EU governments may be held liable if they have failed to meet air quality promises following a French citizen’s request for €21 million in damages from the French governement.
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France Proposes Changes to EU AI regulation
May 11, 2022
Changes by the French Presidency of the European Union continue with proposal changes to the Artificial Intelligence Act that makes significant modifications to the text related to the European Artificial Intelligence Board, market surveillance, guidelines, and Codes of Conduct.
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Meta Challenges Authority of German Regulator at Top EU Court
May 11, 2022
Meta has challenged in the European Court of Justice a 2019 decision by the German competition authority that found 95% of Facebook’s market share in Germany allowed the company to violate data privacy rules.
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EU Commission Unveils Plans to Boost Legal Migration
May 04, 2022
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the European Commission has proposed a new package of measures to strengthen legal migration including providing simpler pathways to enter the EU.
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100 EU cities commit to going climate neutral by 2030
May 04, 2022
In a recently launched scheme, 100 EU cities and twelve non-EU cities have pledged to drastically reduce emissions by 2030, essentially going climate neutral and will receive EU financial support for their initiatives.
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