The Austrian Federal Administrative Court (BVwG) has issued a groundbreaking ruling on the so-called Tesla “guard mode” in its decision of 9 May 2024. The focus of the decision is the
Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt is planning drastic cuts in German migration policy: family reunification for refugees with subsidiary protection is to be suspended for two years, while accelerated naturalisation
According to the current coalition agreement between the CDU, CSU and SPD, the possibility of naturalising after only three years of residence in Germany will be abolished in 2025.
In its judgment of 21 November 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) clarified a central question of customs law: Under what circumstances does processing outside the
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The trade conflict between the European Union and the United States, which has been simmering for months, has reached a new level. The EU Commission today published a preliminary catalogue
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Karl Lauterbach sees health data as central to AI innovations and is attracting interest from tech giants such as Google, Meta and OpenAI. He described the
The Saarbrücken Regional Court has ruled that a seller who sells goods under the EXW clause and is entered in the consignment note cannot assert claims for damages against the carrier. The seller is not considered a contractual partner of the carrier, since, according to the CMR, only the consignor who concluded the contract of carriage is entitled to assert such claims.
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