Changing gender identity: countries that make it easy
Spain has joined a small but growing club of nations that allow people to change their gender on their ID card through a simple administrative declaration.
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'?
EU leaders agree to link funds to rule of law
EU leaders have for the first time agreed to link payment of funds to a member state with respect for the bloc's legal norms -- though Poland and Hungary say they blocked tougher planned measures
Speed limits on motorways
The majority of European countries have a road speed limit. This graphic shows the current speed limits on Europe's motorways.
The EU’s major tax-dodging cases
The high-profile cases in which the European Union's competition watchdog has launched investigations on member states for granting tax breaks to multinational companies.
EU Parliament moves ahead on controversial copyright reforms
The newly adopted EU copyright law aims to ensure that artists and news publishers are fairly remunerated online.
Senior EU lawmaker warns Hungary’s Orban
The comments come ahead of the EU legislature's vote on whether to launch rule of law proceedings against Hungary.
EU ramps up pressure on Poland over court reform
The EU has stepped up its legal threats to Poland over its controversial Supreme Court reforms, giving Warsaw one month to comply or risk being hauled before the bloc's top court.
EU lawmakers put off copyright negotiations
European lawmakers reject controversial copyright law intended to reform online copyright.
Uber drivers aren’t employees, French court rules
Uber has won a case filed by a French driver claiming he should be considered an employee, a ruling that adds to legal uncertainty in Europe about how to regulate the ride-hailing giant.
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