Joanna Demopoulou
holds a PhD in International Affairs and is a former Executive in Residence at
the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP). Her research examines the legal
and institutional architecture of public authority and governance, focusing on
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EU Law Analysis
EU Law Analysis is a platform that publishes detailed commentary and analysis on European Union law and policy developments. It covers a range of topics including regulatory frameworks, asylum and migration law, digital and AI regulation, and fundamental rights within the EU context. The content often includes expert insights from academics and legal professionals, focusing on legislative proposals, judicial decisions, and policy negotiations affecting EU law. The platform serves as a resource for understanding the implications of EU legal changes and ongoing debates in areas such as asylum procedures, AI ethics, and consumer protection.
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Reconciling data protection and ‘new media’: The judgment in Legal Newsdesk Sweden (Case C-199/24)
Lorna Woods, Professor Emerita, University of Essex
Photo credit: Océanos y
dados, via Wikimedia commons
Introduction
This case deals with one of the
perennial questions that has faced legal regimes which recognise special…
From recognition to positive obligations: the ECJ’s judgment in Shipov (C-43/24)
By Marzia
Genovese, Postdoctoral Lecturer and Researcher in Public Law at the
European Documentation and Research Centre of the University of Pau (France).Photo: Bulgaria Palace of Justice; photo credit Bim in Garten via Wikimedia Commons
Flight from Ukraine: A Proposal for Transition out of the EU Temporary Protection Scheme
Professor Kees Groenendijk,
Radboud University, Emeritus and Professor Elspeth Guild, University of
Liverpool
Photo credit: Dietmar Rabich / Wikimedia Commons / “Münster, Stadtweinhaus, Beflaggung
Ukraine und EU — 2022 — 0219” / CC BY-SA 4.0
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The Regulation of Shame: When Far-Right Ideas Become EU Return Law
Dr. Izabella Majcher, Independent
Consultant
Photo credit:
Shutterstock
*References to the Regulation’s provisions reflect the
agreed text at the time of writing and may change following legal-linguistic
revision
Amid chants
of “send them back” from some Members…
What is wrong with the proposal to exclude some Ukrainians from temporary protection?
Double Direct Effect? The UK Supreme Court’s revisiting of the direct effect conditions in Dillon
Dr Eleni Frantziou, Associate
Professor in Public Law and Human Rights, Durham Law School, and Dr Sylvia
de Mars, Reader in Transnational Public Law, Newcastle Law School
Photo credit: Samuel
Lennox, via Wikimedia
Commons…
The End of Immunity for Internet Service Providers? C-188/24 WebGroup Czech Republic and NKL Associates and C-190/24 Coyote System, judgment 16 June 2026
Lorna Woods, Professor
Emerita, University of Essex
Photo credit: TodayTesting.com, via Wikimedia Commons
This recent
CJEU judgment has been flagged in some quarters as upholding the French
rules requiring age verification for porn sites.…
Amazon, systemic risk, and the Digital Services Act: What the General Court did and did not decide
EU values, LGBTQI+ rights and the future of democracy in Hungary and beyond: On the wider significance of case C-769/22
Benedetta Lobina* and Esther Martínez**
* re:constitution fellow and lecturer at the UCD Sutherland
School of Law
** Co-founder and director of RECLAIM, a human rights NGO that campaigned
for Member States to join in the…