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Hungary Defends Child Protection Law at Historic EU Court Trial

Tamás Orbán November 20, 2024

The EU Commission and 16 other member states could seek to suspend Hungary’s voting rights after the “largest human rights battle in EU history” over the alleged anti-LGBT legislation.

Leftist Judges Block All Italian Offshore Asylum Processing Until Summer 2025

Tamás Orbán November 12, 2024

Italian court ordered return of second group of migrants from Albanian processing center.

Italy Resumes Migrant Mission in Albania As Legal Wrangling Continues

Graham Barnfield November 4, 2024

“Appeals cannot block everything,” declares MEP—while heavy patrol boat Libra sets sail for the Balkans.

Activist Judges Challenge Meloni’s Migrant Policy in European Court

Nick Hallett October 30, 2024

The Bologna court targets Italy’s Albania repatriation deal, further stoking debate over judicial influence on migration.

Italy Amends Law To Bypass Activist Judges Blocking Albania Migrant Protocol

Tamás Orbán October 22, 2024

It’s up to the government—not up to the judiciary—to define countries as ‘safe,’ the justice minister said.

Top EU Court Sets Dangerous Precedent on Gender Identity

Zoltán Kottász October 7, 2024

Ruling could force conservative governments to abide by the progressive policies of Brussels.

EU Court: Police Can Access Mobile Phone Data for Minor Crimes

Zoltán Kottász October 4, 2024

The verdict comes after Austrian police attempted to unlock a suspect’s phone.

Orbán Doubles Down on Threat To Send Migrants to EU Capital

Tamás Orbán October 1, 2024

“If Brussels persists in its decision to punish us, it will get what it wants,” the Hungarian prime minister declared.

Top EU Court Denies Catalan Separatist Leader’s Claim to MEP Status

Nick Hallett September 27, 2024

Carles Puigdemont was disqualified for refusing to swear allegiance to the Spanish constitution.

Hungary May Comply With EU’s Asylum Ruling—but Won’t Pay Accumulated Fines

Tamás Orbán September 25, 2024

Budapest seeks to “offset” the court’s penalties by asking for compensation for a portion of the €2 billion it spent protecting the EU’s external borders.

Tag: European Court of Justice

Hungary Defends Child Protection Law at Historic EU Court Trial

Leftist Judges Block All Italian Offshore Asylum Processing Until Summer 2025

Italy Resumes Migrant Mission in Albania As Legal Wrangling Continues

Activist Judges Challenge Meloni’s Migrant Policy in European Court

Italy Amends Law To Bypass Activist Judges Blocking Albania Migrant Protocol

Top EU Court Sets Dangerous Precedent on Gender Identity

EU Court: Police Can Access Mobile Phone Data for Minor Crimes

Orbán Doubles Down on Threat To Send Migrants to EU Capital

Top EU Court Denies Catalan Separatist Leader’s Claim to MEP Status

Hungary May Comply With EU’s Asylum Ruling—but Won’t Pay Accumulated Fines

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