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Privacy Shield succession: political agreement, legal pitfalls
Good intentions alone are not enough: Joe Biden's and Ursula von der Leyen's announcement of their agreement on a new regulation for transatlantic data transfers is positive for business and data protectionists alike. But the Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework could still fail before the European Court of Justice. continue reading →
ECB ruling in Karlsruhe: EU Commission suspends proceedings against Germany
The dispute between the EU and Germany triggered by a controversial ruling in Karlsruhe on the ECB’s bond purchases is off the table. The Brussels-based EU Commission announced on Thursday that infringement proceedings against Germany had been dropped. The country has given formal assurances that it recognizes the primacy of EU law and the jurisdiction […] continue reading →