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ECJ Makes Prison for Reposting Russia Today Content More Likely

TEC News July 6, 2026

EU sanctions mean sharing videos from Moscow’s state TV could result in jail time for ‘operators’—defined as the people making such content available online.

A line of Syrian refugees crossing the border of Hungary and Austria on their way to Germany on September 6, 2015

EU Court Rules German Benefit Cuts for Rejected Asylum Seekers Unlawful

Zoltán Kottász June 4, 2026

EU judges found that clothing and other essential provisions must continue to be provided to asylum seekers even when they are required to leave the country.

How the EU Quietly Rewired the Politics of Marriage

Tobias Teuscher May 21, 2026

Once a legal status acquired in one member state begins circulating freely across the Union, national constitutional distinctions gradually erode in practice even when they formally remain intact.

A man holds a placard as he takes part in the LGBT Pride in Brussels on May 17, 2025.

Brussels “Is Proud”: Von der Leyen Celebrates Pride

TEC News May 13, 2026

The European Commission president praised Pride Week as a celebration of identity and community.

Hungary Rejects EU Court Ruling on Child Protection Law

TEC News May 2, 2026

Budapest says it will not comply with a European court judgment on its child protection legislation, citing sovereignty and constitutional concerns.

A sign points visitors in the direction of the Ancien Palais building of the CJEU's Palais de la Cour de Justice.

ECJ Legal Opinion Backs Offshore Migrant Detention—With Rights Caveat

TEC News April 23, 2026

Advocate General Nicholas Emiliou stated that EU law does not, in principle, prevent a member state from setting up detention facilities outside its own territory.

EU Court Blocks Hungary’s Restrictions on LGBT Content for Children

Zoltán Kottász April 21, 2026

Hungary has been ordered to amend its child protection law after the EU’s top court sided with the European Commission.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gives a statement on the EU-Mercosur agreement at the European Commission In Brussels, on February 27, 2026.

EU Commission Will Implement Mercosur Deal Before EU Court Decision

TEC News / AFP February 27, 2026

Announcing the provisional application of the controversial deal, von der Leyen stressed it “can only be fully concluded once the European Parliament has given its consent.”

Brussels, Mercosur, and the Theatre of Control

Tobias Teuscher January 30, 2026

In Strasbourg, the European Parliament committed an almost subversive act: it did its job.

The Grand Courtroom of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg City

Budapest–Brussels Rift Deepens: EU Court Rules Against Hungary in Cannabis Lawsuit

TEC News January 27, 2026

According to the EU court, Hungary violated European Union law by opposing the bloc’s agreed position on cannabis classification.

Tag: European Court of Justice

ECJ Makes Prison for Reposting Russia Today Content More Likely

EU Court Rules German Benefit Cuts for Rejected Asylum Seekers Unlawful

How the EU Quietly Rewired the Politics of Marriage

Brussels “Is Proud”: Von der Leyen Celebrates Pride

Hungary Rejects EU Court Ruling on Child Protection Law

ECJ Legal Opinion Backs Offshore Migrant Detention—With Rights Caveat

EU Court Blocks Hungary’s Restrictions on LGBT Content for Children

EU Commission Will Implement Mercosur Deal Before EU Court Decision

Brussels, Mercosur, and the Theatre of Control

Budapest–Brussels Rift Deepens: EU Court Rules Against Hungary in Cannabis Lawsuit

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