Some of FIFA’s transfer rules contrary to EU law in Lassana Diarra case ruling, says European Court of Justice
The European Union’s highest court has decided that some of FIFA’s rules on international football transfers are contrary to EU law in a ruling that some experts have likened to the landmark Jean-Marc Bosman case in 1995.
The July 6 deadline for implementation of the EU's CSRD passed with 17 countries out of compliance. The European Commission ...
European union (EU) member states are required to recognize “gender identity” changes processed in other parts of the EU ...
The European Commission wants to delay an anti-deforestation law by one year, but a market specialist says it’s unclear how ...
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The European Commission is taking Hungary’s right-wing government to court over laws that could allow the authorities to ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has long been accused of strangling off funds that go to his critics and opponents. The ...
The European Commission said it would propose delaying implementation of a law banning the import of commodities linked to ...
Georgia on Thursday signed into law measures that will curb LGBTQ rights, despite warnings from the European Union that they ...
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