The question forming the title of this paper may be taken two different ways. Do we have a court in the EU in charge of constitutional adjudication? Or, alternatively, ought we to have a court in the EU that would specialize in constitutional adjudication? Such a court might resemble, say,...

A letter was recently made public, from the European Commission to the ProInternet Coalition in Spain, indicating that the Spanish Government has failed to notify to the Commission a controversial new law on ancillary copyright. This letter draws attention to a little-known requirement under EU...

In the on-going EU Commission investigation into Google with respect to online search, a new non-discrimination theory is being proposed: complainants allege that under Article 102 TFEU, a dominant firm must provide its customers access to competitors’ products or content, and must design its...