Irish Supreme Court rules Government’s proposed ratification of CETA unconstitutional

A 4-3 majority held legislative amendments are first required, empowering Irish courts to refuse to enforce CETA awards where constitutional identity, fundamental principles or EU obligations are materially compromised.

Sinéad Mulcahy • January 03, 2023

Some important trade-related aspects of the EU–UK TCA: A brief comparison with the EU’s four freedoms and WTO rules (Part II)

Having examined the issue of free movement of goods (Part I), this post (Part II) discusses the issues of free movement of services, free movement of workers, and free movement of capital.

Fengan Jiang (Richard) • March 05, 2021

Some important trade-related aspects of the EU–UK TCA: A brief comparison with the EU’s four freedoms and WTO rules (Part I)

The post-Brexit EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. A comparison of the most important trade-related aspects with the EU’s four freedoms and WTO obligations.

Fengan Jiang (Richard) • March 04, 2021

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Irish Supreme Court rules Government’s proposed ratification of CETA unconstitutional

Some important trade-related aspects of the EU–UK TCA: A brief comparison with the EU’s four freedoms and WTO rules (Part II)

Some important trade-related aspects of the EU–UK TCA: A brief comparison with the EU’s four freedoms and WTO rules (Part I)