By Lewis Crofts ( July 9, 2026, 08:51 GMT | Comment) -- The EU’s flagship law survived its stiffest test yet on Wednesday, with Apple’s attempt to declare interoperability requirements unlawful failing on court review. The European Commission will celebrate another confirmation of its digital powers, but judges made clear that Apple’s argument failed because it was made at the wrong time — and there will be another chance not too far away.The EU’s flagship law for regulating Google, Amazon, Microsoft and others emerged unscathed from another round of court scrutiny on Wednesday, cementing its ability to crack open digital markets....
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