This blogpost dissects the ECJ’s Commission v Malta judgment, arguing that its expansive use of Article 2 TEU, overriding Article 20 TFEU and Declaration No 2, risks enabling unlimited value-based judicial intervention and recalibrating …
In the internal market, economic freedoms often appear to hold the trump card. Yet in Anesar–CV, the Court reminded us that national moral autonomy can sometimes play the decisive hand.
This post argues that as the EU develops its space governance, it must align survival narratives beyond Earth with its constitutional commitments to human rights and environmental sustainability, resisting colonial logics and recognising …
This post argues that the definition of “personal data” is not technical but quasi-constitutional in EU law.