When it came, Donald Trump’s reelection to the White House as anarchist in chief wasn’t unexpected. But the scale of his victory – and just how quickly the result was declared – was a surprise. No wonder markets scrambled to recalibrate in the hours that followed. The morning in London after the night before saw … Read more
How will the outcome of the US presidential election affect the country’s future commitment to multilateralism? Tim Heinkelmann-Wild argues that US withdrawal from multilateral institutions predates Trump and might well continue under a Kamala Harris presidency. European leaders should therefore act now to build a more resilient multilateralism without the US. As the 2024 US … Read more
We are pleased to announce that tomorrow the University of Cambridge will host the highly anticipated two-day conference, “Pursuit of Legal Harmony in a Turbulent Europe: A Tribute to Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston”. The event, co-sponsored by the University of Cambridge, the University of Westminster, and EU Law Live, will take place in the Winstanley … Read more
In March, the CJEU issued a ruling (Case C-604/22 IAB Europe) that has sparked a lot of discussion. The ruling addresses certain practices related to online advertising in Europe, particularly the collection of personal data for the purpose of behavioural advertising. Facts of the case The Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe (IAB Europe) is a non-profit … Read more
For over half a century, post the second World War, Europe has been integrating. From a few nations in the 1950s, led by France and Germany, the Eurozone grew to 28 countries. Then, with Brexit, 27. Now, after Brexit, there are rumours the alliance could shrink further as many countries have issues with the ECB’s … Read more
