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Low-cost Airlines' Baggage Fees Under EU Scrutiny for Legality

The baggage fees of several major low-cost airlines may be illegal. The Norwegian Consumer Council, the Norwegian equivalent of the Consumer Agency, lists seven companies, including Norwegian and Ryanair, that charge incorrect fees for hand luggage.

Low-cost Airlines' Baggage Fees Under EU Scrutiny for Legality

Europe dependent on American clouds: "A risk"

When the USA appears as an increasingly unreliable partner, Europe and Sweden stand with their heads in the clouds – the American clouds. The dependence on American IT services raises concerns about who has control and who gets to read your emails.

Europe dependent on American clouds: "A risk"

After Disputes: Migrants Go Ashore Outside the EU

49 migrants have landed in Albania, in a new attempt by Italy to outsource the handling of asylum seekers outside the EU. .

After Disputes: Migrants Go Ashore Outside the EU

Victory for Sweden on minimum wages

The EU's directive on minimum wages should be withdrawn in its entirety, according to an Advocate General at the EU Court of Justice. This gives Sweden and Denmark wind in their sails in their protests.

Victory for Sweden on minimum wages

Migrants who don't leave "are sabotaging the system"

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is pushing for return hubs for migrants who do not leave the EU despite rejection. It will reduce the very will to seek asylum altogether, he says to TT in Vienna.

Migrants who don't leave "are sabotaging the system"

Meta meets the EU halfway

There will be fewer targeted ads on Facebook and Instagram within the EU. This is stated by Meta after the EU put pressure on the social media giant.

Meta meets the EU halfway

Italian migrant issue to the European Court

The future of seven migrants, whom Italy wants to send to Albania pending a decision on asylum, will be determined by the European Court of Human Rights. .

Italian migrant issue to the European Court

Industry Alarm: 3 out of 10 below the Poverty Line

Seven out of ten in retail trade work part-time. Three out of ten thus have such a low salary that they fall below the poverty line.

Industry Alarm: 3 out of 10 below the Poverty Line

New law to rescue controversial migrant deal

The Italian government has approved a new law aimed at counteracting the legal resistance to the criticized migrant agreement with Albania. .

New law to rescue controversial migrant deal

Meloni's setback: Migrants returned to Italy

Twelve migrants are being returned to Italy since a court has decided that they cannot be placed in Albania during the asylum process. The message is a hard blow to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's controversial flagship solution.

Meloni's setback: Migrants returned to Italy

Court: Migrants to be returned from Albania

An Italian court has decided that migrants who were taken to Albania as part of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's deal with the Balkan country are to be returned to Italy. A hard blow to the right-wing government's controversial flagship solution.

Court: Migrants to be returned from Albania

EU: Fifa's transfer rules violate the law

FIFA's rules on player transfers constitute a breach of EU law. This is stated by the EU Court of Justice in a ruling that is expected to shake up the football transfer market.

EU: Fifa's transfer rules violate the law

Truck Regulations Torn Apart: "Bloody Awful"

The requirement for EU trucks to return to their home country every eighth week must be abolished, according to a ruling by the EU Court of Justice. Outrageous, fumes Swedish EU parliamentarian Johan Danielsson (S).

Truck Regulations Torn Apart: "Bloody Awful"

Court to decide – is Denmark's "ghetto list" illegal?

Denmark's "ghetto law" has sparked strong criticism after the state forcibly relocated residents based on ethnicity. Now the issue will be decided in the EU court.

Court to decide – is Denmark's "ghetto list" illegal?

Court Victory for Google – Worth 17 Billion

Search giant Google – part of American Alphabet – has had a fine of 1. 5 billion euros (equivalent to 17 billion kronor) overturned by the EU Court.

Court Victory for Google – Worth 17 Billion

Taking Court Action to Stop Herring Fishing

The EU's fisheries ministers pushed through continued herring fishing in the Baltic Sea this year, contrary to the EU Commission's proposal. Now, Coalition Clean Baltic (CCB), which brings together environmental organizations around the Baltic Sea, is demanding that the EU Court of Justice annul the decision – and immediately stop all herring fishing, [reports Vetenskapsradion](https://sverigesradio.

Taking Court Action to Stop Herring Fishing

Tiktok is not allowed to circumvent EU law

Tiktok's attempt to circumvent the EU's new tough digital market law (DMA) is rejected by the EU Court. DMA is an EU regulatory framework targeting the largest online giants and their way of competing and working with smaller actors.

Tiktok is not allowed to circumvent EU law

Billion Fine for Hungary's Asylum Policy – Orbán Fumes

The EU court imposes fines in the billions to Hungary for "deliberately circumventing" EU asylum laws. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rages against the decision – and vows not to give in to the EU's "blackmail".

Billion Fine for Hungary's Asylum Policy – Orbán Fumes

Expert does not believe that the monopoly has to be sacrificed

The government does not assess that doorstep sales threaten the Swedish alcohol monopoly. Finland's system for doorstep sales has previously been tested and accepted by the EU Court of Justice.

Expert does not believe that the monopoly has to be sacrificed