Infringement proceedingsA cura di Luca Prete, Massimo Urbani The Court Again Deals with the Imposition of Lump Sum and Penalty Payments under Art. 260, paragraph 2, TFEU15 April 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Aramis SebrechtsJuris Doctor, Università degli Studi Roma Tre Only the GDP, and not its demographic weight, determines a State’s ability to pay: the new Communication on the criteria to determine financial penalties pursuant to article 260 TFEU25 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Only the GDP, and not its demographic weight, determines a State’s ability to pay: the new Communication on the criteria to determine financial penalties pursuant to article 260 TFEU25 March 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Trenitalia and Caronte & Tourist: is it really the end of the story?19 February 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Isabella PeregoLawyer Ten Years of Infringement Procedures: the Court of Auditors’ Report14 January 2025 Issue: 1/2025 Paolo Giuseppe SilvestriPhD Candidte in European Union Law, University of Ferrara Victims of Intentional Violent Crime: the Court of Justice Clarifies the Notion of Victim and ‘Sets aside’ the Automatic Cascade System Established by the Italian Law9 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Marina CastellanetaFull Professor of International Law, University of Bari “Aldo Moro” Traffic Ban on the Brennero Motorway: Italy Files Appeal to the Court of Justice and the Commission Intervenes in Support14 November 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Giulia AgratiPhD Candidate in European Union Law, University of Milan The new so-called ‘salva-infrazioni’ Decree-law: which and how many ‘benefits’ compared to the current state of compliance of the national system with EU law29 October 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Elena CanoExpert, Ufficio per le procedure di infrazione del Dipartimento affari europei The Court of Justice Imposes the Highest Penalty Ever Under Article 260(2) TFEU to Hungary2 July 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Marcella ComettiPost-doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Turin The Court of Justice Imposes the Highest Penalty Ever Under Article 260(2) TFEU to Hungary2 July 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Marcella ComettiPost-doc research fellow in EU Law, University of Turin Articles One Step too Far, One Step too Close. The Rocky Road Towards Defining the Scope of Judicial Review in CFSP Matters in light of KS and KD v Council and Others and Neves77 Solutions6 December 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Lorenzo GrossioPostdoctoral Research Fellow in European Union Law, University of Turin Charting the Path: Administrative and Judicial Remedies Available to Third Parties under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation2 October 2024 Issue: 3/2024 Alessandro CarpiCollaborateur chez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Bruxelles The obligation of the institutions of the Union to comply with judgments finding the illegality of their own acts8 July 2024 Issue: 2/2024 Nicole LazzeriniAssociate Professor of European Union Law, Università degli Studi di Firenze Third Parties’ Intervention in Direct Actions Before the EU Judge: selected issues18 July 2023 Issue: 1/2023 Daniele P. DomenicucciReferendario al Tribunale dell’Unione europea
