AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEU Consumer Rights: Austria’s Sky case feeds into an ECJ ruling that streaming subscriptions can’t automatically strip customers of the 14-day withdrawal right when the service tailors content to user behaviour—meaning “digital content” vs “digital service” hinges on personalization, not just branding. Vienna/Regional Finance & Crypto: OSL Group says its Austrian unit has won MiCAR authorization from the FMA, giving it passporting rights across the EEA for custody, trading and on/off-ramp services. International Law & Diplomacy: Ukraine says it’s expanding support for a Special Tribunal for the crime of Russian aggression, naming countries it expects to join, including Austria. Transport Policy: Hungary’s transport minister is preparing a road traffic code overhaul, with a safety questionnaire and possible tougher enforcement—explicitly pointing to Austria’s average-speed approach as a model. EU Sports Governance: The EU’s top court backs the German football association’s agent rules as compatible with competition law when they pursue legitimate public-interest goals. World Cup Politics: Argentina marks Independence Day while pushing toward the quarter-finals, as the tournament’s referee controversies keep spilling into public debate.
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