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  • Jun 12

    EU Court of Justice to rule on Spanish amnesty law for Catalan independence leaders on 16 July

    The Court of Justice of the European Union will hand down its long-awaited judgment on Spain's amnesty law for Catalan separatists, deciding whether the measure is compatible with EU law. The 16 July ruling will address questions over misuse of public funds and terrorism charges.

  • Jun 12

    CJEU limits interest claims for Swiss franc borrowers while Advocate General pushes for broader judicial scrutiny

    On Thursday, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that Swiss franc mortgage holders can claim late payment interest only after specifying the exact amount they demand, while its Advocate General said Polish courts must check credit agreements for all informational flaws, not just those raised by consumers.

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Twelve countries ban settlement goods

Allies punish settlements as missiles hit Saudi sites and AfD shakes Germany

Governments spent the day drawing lines, then discovered how quickly others could cross them. Europe hardened trade policy toward Israeli settlements, Saudi energy sites burned after Houthi strikes, and German conservatives confronted the scale of their eastern collapse.

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