Polish ruling against EU law: A step towards ‘Polexit’?
Poland's Constitutional Court has issued a ruling that experts say could threaten the country's membership of the European Union. Is Warsaw heading towards a 'Polexit'?
VW ‘dieselgate’ fraud: Timeline of a scandal
Around 450,000 owners of manipulated diesel vehicles have launched a mass lawsuit against Volkswagen demanding compensation against the German car giant
Top EU court voids Latvia’s suspension of central banker
Latvia loses a case to the European Court of Justice and the European Central Bank after not having enough evidence about the suspension of Ilmars Rimsevics, the country's central bank governor.
Polish logging in ancient forest breaches EU law, top court rules
The European Court of Justice says Poland violated EU law with its logging in ancient forest.
EU court: Refugees who turn 18 during asylum process can bring family
The European Court of Justice strengthens family reunifications for unaccompanied refugee minors.
German diesel vehicle bans: who stands to lose out?
A top German court rules that older diesel vehicles can be banned from parts of city centres to reduce air pollution, with potentially far-reaching consequences for Europe's top economy.
EU refers three member states to the European Court of Justice
The European Union takes Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic to court for failing to take in refugees under an EU scheme.
EU: Amazon must pay 250 million euros in back taxes to Luxembourg
The European Commission orders Luxembourg to collect millions of euros in back taxes from the US online retail giant.