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"Personal Data”: More Than a Definition, a Quasi-Constitutional Stake in EU Law in the Era of the Digital Omnibus
This post argues that the definition of “personal data” is not technical but quasi-constitutional in EU law. Revising it under the Digital Omnibus could recalibrate the scope of Article 8 CFR, reshaping the architecture of data protection rights.

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Citizenship, Values, and the Rule of Law: The Aftermath of the Commission v Malta Judgment and Article 2 TEU
This blogpost dissects the ECJ’s Commission v Malta judgment, arguing that its expansive use of Article 2 TEU, overriding Article 20 TFEU and Declaration No 2, risks enabling unlimited value-based judicial intervention and recalibrating EU-Member State competence balance.

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[CFP] The European Union as a sanctioning actor: Legal and institutional developments
[30.04.2026] CLEER and MINOS operating at Ghent University invite abstracts for a conference on ‘The European Union as a sanctioning actor: Legal and institutional developments'

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When The House Loses: The Anesar–CV Gambling Case and the Limits of Market Freedoms
In the internal market, economic freedoms often appear to hold the trump card. Yet in Anesar–CV, the Court reminded us that national moral autonomy can sometimes play the decisive hand.

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Don’t Look Up to Interstellar: EU Space Law, Human Rights, and Survival Narratives
This post argues that as the EU develops its space governance, it must align survival narratives beyond Earth with its constitutional commitments to human rights and environmental sustainability, resisting colonial logics and recognising legal responsibility beyond Earth.

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