In Case C-630/23 of 30 April 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on the consequences of the removal of a term relating to exchange rate risk in a leasing agreement denominated in a foreign currency. Facts of the case In June 2007, ZH and KN concluded a leasing agreement denominated in … Read more
This is an academic public service claxon: the European Commission Roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports COM(2025)440 is an absolute treasure trove for questions in current exam season underway in much of the Northern Hemisphere at least. The Roadmap obviously has solid security credentials in the light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and raises the … Read more
At the Android Show on Tuesday, ahead of Google I/O, Google announced new security and privacy features for Android. These new features include new protections for calls, screen sharing, messages, device access, and system-level permissions. With these features, Google aims to protect users from falling for a scam, keep their details secure in case a … Read more
TikTok is making it a lot easier for its creators to use AI. TikTok AI Alive, a feature the app launched on Tuesday, helps users turn static photos into “captivating, short-form videos enhanced with movement, atmospheric and creative effects” when they use the TikTok Story Camera. “We all know a photo can say a thousand … Read more
by John Schwartzer May 20th has been declared PA Native Species Day. This is a day to celebrate the natural diversity of species that make “Penn’s Woods” unique. What better way to celebrate native species than to permanently remove an invasive tree or shrub and replace it with a native species? Invasive plants are a … Read more