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In other EU countries - Innovation for care leave allowance for relatives

On Thursday, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg ruled that authorities may not reject an application for care leave benefits across ...

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Transit dispute - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Salvini considers the Republic "arrogant"

Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini (Lega) accused Austria of "arrogance" in the Tyrolean anti-transit measures on Wednesday. Speaking to ...

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uefa champions league: European Super League: How will it work and what it means for Premiere League Clubs?

The expectations surrounding a new ESL have been rekindled by the ruling of the ECJ. A22 Sports, which has made proposals for the league, has made a bid in 2021 for a new ESL team which included some big names. This received severe criticism from fans claiming that it will only focus on the richest clubs, for financial profit.

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Amazon Employees In Seattle Organizing Walkout At Company Headquarters

Amazon(AMZN)'s Seattle headquarters is witnessing workers who are preparing for a walkout on Wednesday, in response to the company actions over the past year. According to Amazon Employees for Climate Justice (AECJ), a climate change advocacy group organized by the company's employees, over 1,800 employees worldwide have committed to participating in a walkout, with 870 of them being based at the company's headquarters in Seattle.

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matter of days. both sides also stressing that there is work to do, notjust stressing that there is work to do, not just to get a stressing that there is work to do, notjust to get a deal but to sell it to the relevant party. in a notjust to get a deal but to sell it to the relevant party. in a sense there are two _ it to the relevant party. in a sense there are two audiences _ it to the relevant party. in a sense there are two audiences that - it to the relevant party. in a sense i there are two audiences that matter, one, the democratic unionists in northern ireland, who say they will not return to power—sharing and serve with sinn fein, unless there is a deal on this that they regard as satisfactory, but the other is conservative backbenchers. the prime minister talked about the democratic deficit, solving the democratic deficit, solving the democratic deficit, which is about the european court ofjustice and whether it gets the last say. james duddridge was saying he won't vote for anything that leaves the ecj role intact, he says it will start to unravel brexit. when you get to those kinds of passions, it is quite hard to see what the route through is. ﬁnd what the route through is. and detail will _ what the route through is. and detail will be _ what the route through is. ﬁfic detail will be crucial. i what the route through is. ﬁfic detail will be crucial. i think there are two real sticking points. one is the european court of justice, and how far it still has a

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will have to be labelled that they should only be consumed in northern ireland and not stand on into the irish republic. but, how generous will that labelling process be? this is something that is going to take months, if not over a year, for both sides to work out, there will be big involvement by businesses to become essentially stakeholders in this. and then there is the issue of the european court ofjustice. i understand that the eu is staying pretty firm on that, that the ecj will still be the ultimate arbiter of eu law as it is applied in northern ireland, because northern ireland would still, de facto, be in the eu single market.— the eu single market. there are still a lot to _ the eu single market. there are still a lot to be _ the eu single market. there are still a lot to be worked - the eu single market. there are still a lot to be worked out, i the eu single market. there are still a lot to be worked out, as l the eu single market. there are i still a lot to be worked out, as you say, and the message today has been that while progress has been made, as you say, further work is required. what do you think is the biggest obstacle in this agreement, this deal, being reached?

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european court ofjustice, no ifs or buts, you can dress it up, you could say there are references to the british courts through the ecj. what we don�t know is how far rishi sunak is willing to go. under some of his predecessors when david frost was negotiating, this was an absolute red line. what we don�t know rishi sunak is whether he is willing to comprise on that to get a deal. and second and equally important, if he is willing to compromise, whether his party is willing to go along with him if he does. this his party is willing to go along with him if he does.— his party is willing to go along with him if he does. as ever, you are ahead — with him if he does. as ever, you are ahead of _ with him if he does. as ever, you are ahead of me _ with him if he does. as ever, you are ahead of me because - with him if he does. as ever, you are ahead of me because that i with him if he does. as ever, you l are ahead of me because that was exactly it. you have made the point that they are desperate to reach a deal, we know nothing is functioning at stormont, that is a key element of this. but rishi sunak and or others might think, this is how we have to tackle this if we want to get anything through, but as so often, with the issue of europe, there are other voices and pressures, particularly on the conservative backbenchers as well, there are two sets of pressures, you mentioned stormont and of course it is absolutely fundamental to get

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EU top court rules against Hungarian asylum law - again

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg has ruled that Hungary's asylum process is partly in violation of EU law. The ruling said that Hungary's asylum system violates EU law as it is designed to limit access to the case files for certain applicants as well as for their legal council.

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EU top court rules against Hungarian asylum law - again

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg has ruled that Hungary's asylum process is partly in violation of EU law. The ruling said that Hungary's asylum system violates EU law as it is designed to limit access to the case files for certain applicants as well as for their legal council.

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ECJ agrees with listeria-hit fish firm over processing plant closures

A European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling in a food standards case in part coincides with the plaintiff in a domestic case. The complainant, M.V.Wool, which produces and sells salmon and other fish-based food products, stated that the Food and Veterinary Office (PTA) had no right to close its factories in 2019 following an outbreak of listeria, a position the ECJ agrees with.

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