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‘Manipulative designs’ in mobile and online games

An examination of mobile and online games by consumer watchdogs has found what they describe as “manipulative design techniques”.

EU act to allow access to tech firms’ data

The media and online-safety regulator has welcomed new EU rules that will give qualified researchers access to internal data from big technology platforms and search engines.
France returned 3,695 third-country nationals in Q1

Eurostat data shows Ireland at 17 out of 27 countries
Media-merger assessments to switch to CnaM

The Government has approved a draft bill that will implement an EU regulation aimed at protecting media pluralism and independence.
Danish media publishers to sue OpenAI

A group representing the main media outlets in Denmark has said it plans to take legal action against OpenAI, owner of ChatGPT, for using its content.
Trust in Irish justice remains high – EU

Just over 70% of people in Ireland rate the independence of courts and judges as either very good or fairly good, according to the 2025 EU Justice Scoreboard.
One-third of finance firms ‘not ready for code’

Nearly one-third of Irish financial-services firms say they are not yet prepared to implement the Central Bank’s revised Consumer Protection Code, according to a survey carried out by business-law

Concise, user-friendly guide to clinical-trial data rules

Clarity emerges on protections for sign-off

Findings of Hong Kong law analysis ‘alarming’

An analysis carried out by Amnesty International has found that more than 80% of people convicted under Hong Kong’s National Security Law (NSL) have been wrongly criminalised and should never have

Running up that hill

Sustainability issues – which include climate change and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns – are increasingly becoming an important feature of legal practice.
Tackling states’ attempts to silence critics abroad

International human-rights lawyer Caoilfhinn Gallagher KC has told a conference at the Law Society that the issue of transnational repression (TNR) requires “urgent” action and is becoming an

EU goes in to bat on health-sector cybersecurity

Incidents ‘disrupt care and expose sensitive data’
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