Molly Quell

The Italian Competition Authority fined Google’s parent company Alphabet over $113 million in 2021 for blocking an app that helps drivers find electric charging stations, finding the company abused its market dominance. 

A series of complaints filed by Texas-based Energy Transfer over the 2016 Dakota pipeline protests is an attempt to stifle the environmental organization's work, Greenpeace argues. 

Citing the global judicial body’s investigation into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Trump administration used an executive order to mete out punishment for what it sees as overstepping.

The General Court's decision to uphold the $330 million penalty dates from a lengthy legal battle between the European Union and Poland over democratic backsliding under the country’s previous Law and Justice government. 

The Netherlands fined a teenage refugee after he took too long to complete a series of language and cultural tests aimed at helping newcomers adapt to Dutch life. 

The tiny sand eel is used widely as bait and in animal feed — but it's also an important food source for puffins and other seabirds. 

The European Union has issued multiple rounds of sanctions against Russians and Russian-based businesses in response to the invasion of Ukraine. 

The complaint, brought by a human rights organization against the French train service SNCF, argued asking customers to supply information on their gender violated data privacy laws. 

The now-retired judge ran a popular blog, Facebook page and TikTok account alongside his work as a magistrate. 

Top UN court wraps historic climate change case