AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Court on Platforms: The CJEU ruled Google can be held liable for unlawful YouTube videos when a creator has a commercial partnership with the platform, weakening the usual “just an intermediary” shield. Crypto via Luxembourg: Coinbase and Ripple secured MiCA authorisations through Luxembourg, while Binance retreats ahead of the July 1 deadline—opening the door for licensed rivals to win migrating users. Catalonia Amnesty: The CJEU backed Spain’s Catalan amnesty as compatible with EU law, clearing the way for national courts to apply it case by case. France Assisted Dying: France’s National Assembly approved a landmark assisted-dying bill after a 291-241 vote, now heading to the Constitutional Council. Luxembourg Emergency Services: CGDIS reported 75,814 incidents in 2025, with 112 handling 258,000 calls and spending topping €200m. Data Resilience Pitch: A Luxembourg satellite firm OQ Technology says satellite links could restore emergency communications when networks fail. Visa Rules: Luxembourg’s 2026 visa-free list includes only Mauritius and Seychelles from Africa. Football Law: The CJEU said sports disciplinary sanctions must be open to ordinary judicial review under EU law.
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