Hungary to veto the European Union’s attempts to impose sanctions on Georgian officials. This move has sparked controversy and debate within the EU, as it goes against the majority opinion of member states.   Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto made a bold statement regarding the situation, highlighting the hypocrisy that would have ensued if the opposition […]

The CJEU ruling clearly establishes the shared responsibility of Europol and the Slovak Republic for the privacy breach. This decision sets a strong precedent for holding organizations accountable for unauthorized data disclosures, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding individuals’ personal information.     This case highlights the importance of adherence to data protection laws and the […]

I refer to the judgment dated 5th March 2024 issued by the Court of Justice of the European Union regarding the compensation claim brought by Mr Marian Kočner against Europol.     Mr Kočner, a Slovak businessman sought €100,000 in compensation for alleged non-material damage resulting from the unlawful processing of his data by Europol. […]