EU Court Calls for Clear Criteria for Swift Asylum Processing

Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Eric De Vocht’s IRET plans to overhaul Antwerp’s worn‑out 1993 Grand Bazar, removing its indoor hall, adding street‑front shops, and expanding the Hilton Hotel into upper floors.
As VRT News reported, De Vocht now plans a big rebuild of Antwerp’s Grand Bazar shopping centre on Groenplaats that will connect part of the mall to a larger Hilton Hotel. The focu

Helsinki, one of the smallest EU capitals with just under 690,000 residents, serves as a hub for approximately 1.5 million people commuting across its metropolitan area. Roni Utriainen, a traffic engineer with the city’s Urban Environment Division, stated that various factors contributed to their success, with speed limits being a crucial element.
Research indicates that reducing vehicle imp

Throughout the Caribbean region, nations are grappling with food challenges, primarily due to geographic isolation, inadequate local resources, and susceptibility to climate change. “The Caribbean is particularly susceptible to natural risks and supply chain disruptions, which can drive up food prices,” said Brian Bogart, the regional chief of the World Food Programme (WFP).
He expres

Banja Luka (Fena) – The President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, described the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ruling, which sentenced him to one year in prison and imposed a six-year ban on holding public office, as politically motivated and an attack on the Republic of Srpska.
– The BiH Court operates as a political entity, and this judgment ref

On July 24, 2025, a 2.5-hour global outage of Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite network, disrupted Ukraine’s military operations, exposing a troubling reality: the infrastructure underpinning modern warfare is increasingly controlled by private corporations. For Ukraine, reliant on Starlink’s 50,000-plus terminals for real-time battlefield communication, drone coordination, and surveillance since

Each party acted in its own interest and was not expected to show loyalty to the customer, the ruling stated.
However, in one of the three cases, judges ruled that the consumer should be compensated as he was treated unfairly according to the Consumer Credit Act.
In this instance, the consumer, Marcus Gervase Johnson, had his claim upheld due to specific circumstances, including the large commissi

On August 2, a new section of the European AI legislation, known as the ‘AI Act,’ will take effect, introducing regulations for general-purpose AI models. The EU has also created an AI code of conduct, which includes non-binding guidelines for implementing these new rules. However, this code must still receive approval from the ‘AI Board,’ comprised of representatives from

Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Eric De Vocht’s IRET plans to overhaul Antwerp’s worn‑out 1993 Grand Bazar, removing its indoor hall, adding street‑front shops, and expanding the Hilton Hotel into upper floors.
As VRT News reported, De Vocht now plans a big rebuild of Antwerp’s Grand Bazar shopping centre on Groenplaats that will connect part of the mall to a larger Hilton Hotel. The focu

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The document stated that von der Leyen’s mobile phone has been replaced multiple times since then, with data not being transferred.
In May, the EU’s lower tier General Court ruled that the EU executive erred in not releasing the texts. Politico revealed this week that the Commission will not be appealing the decision in the top tier court.
The case became significant for transparency a