Top 10 Most-Read Posts of 2025

As 2025 attracts to an in depth, we’re happy to current the European Regulation Weblog’s ten most-read posts of the yr. This annual overview highlights the contributions that resonated most strongly with our readers and celebrates the posts that sparked probably the most curiosity over the previous twelve months. It additionally offers a chance to thank all of the authors who’ve contributed to the weblog all year long.

With out additional ado, right here is our high ten most-read posts of 2025:

10.       The EU House Act proposal: A GDPR for outer area?

By Alberto Miglio

9.         Does the Courtroom of Justice Follow What it Preaches? Upholding the Worth of Rule of Regulation within the Interpretation of Article 263(4) TFEU

By Katarzyna Szepelak

8.         “Hey ChatGPT, Please Write My Plea”: AI’s Arrival in Dutch Courts

By Daan Kingma

7.         The EDPB 01/2025 Pointers on Pseudonymisation: A Step within the Proper Route?

By Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon

6.         The case towards imposing the Article 2 TEU values independently

By Benedikt Riedl

5.         EDPB Opinion 28/2024 on private knowledge processing within the context of AI fashions A Step Towards Lengthy-Awaited Pointers on Anonymisation?

By Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon

4.         ‘The Street to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions’ – Denmark’s ‘Ghetto Legal guidelines’ earlier than the Courtroom of Justice

By Lucía López Zurita

3.         On an anti-wolf mission, Fee ignores science and legislation

By Flooring Fleurke and Arie Trouwborst

2.         The Courtroom of Justice of the European Union confirms the existence of the fitting to rationalization of automated decision-making

By Stefano Rossetti

Lastly, at primary, garnering 5,194 clicks in 2025:

1.         What’s the twenty eighth authorized regime? The place have I seen it earlier than?

By Giacomo Delinavelli

We wish to take this chance to focus on as soon as once more the submit that gained the inaugural European Regulation Blogger Prize 2024 for Younger Students, which was awarded in the beginning of this yr: Has the Pilot Been Grounded? The Decline of the EU Pilot in EU Environmental Regulation Enforcement by Johan Stagstrup. Because of the beneficiant assist of the College of Amsterdam’s Fonds Europa Instituut, we had been capable of launch the decision once more this yr, and you’ll sit up for the announcement of the winner of the European Regulation Blogger Prize 2025 within the New 12 months.

We additionally hosted our first weblog symposium in March of this yr, Revisiting the Inner Market after the Letta and Draghi Studies. We warmly invite students curious about organising related symposia to achieve out to us through e mail.

Over the previous yr, the European Regulation Weblog staff has continued to develop, with Maria Magierska becoming a member of as editor and Nicole Visco Comandini as editorial assistant. We’re delighted to have welcomed each into the staff!

We wish to thank all our readers for his or her continued curiosity and engagement, in addition to all contributors for his or her helpful efforts in sharing their views on vital developments in EU legislation. We sit up for receiving many thrilling new contributions within the coming yr, which might at all times be submitted by e mail ([email protected]). With that, we want you all a contented, protected, and wholesome 2026!