European Union: Constitutional & Administrative Law

Italy is implementing significant amendments to its Cultural Heritage Law that will take effect in April 2026, fundamentally reshaping the export certificate regime for artworks. These changes include raising value thresholds, extending validity periods, and introducing new protections for foreign artists' works, all designed to reduce administrative burdens while maintaining cultural heritage safeguards.

Our Administrative Law Briefing Special Edition analyses the consolidated legal framework for University Legal Entities in Greece, following a series of judgments by the Council of State, including:

The Bill's focus is on infrastructure that enables essential facilities and systems of the State to function effectively...

The Government Legislation Programme for the Spring 2026 session has been published. The Cabinet has approved 30 bills for priority publication and 34 bills for priority drafting.

L'actualité parlementaire autour du régime des management packages s'est récemment accélérée avec l'adoption, par le Sénat, d'un amendement n° 114 visant à préciser le nouveau cadre issu de l'article 163 bis H du CGI.

Exclusion from Italian Public Procurement. Learn how to appeal an exclusion, deadlines, remedies, and legal options for EU and non-EU companies.

On the 24th of July 2025, Act XXI of 2025, the Maltese Citizenship (Amendment) Act (the "Amendment Act") was enacted, introducing a number of amendments to the Maltese Citizenship Act...

The core of Greece's academic system is the public higher education provided exclusively by state-run universities, which are constitutionally recognized and tuition-free.

Loyens & Loeff New York regularly posts ‘Snippets' on a range of EU tax and legal topics. Over the summer, the 'EU Tax Snippet Summer Series' will offer insights into three recent EU tax...