The Court of Justice of the European Union made four judgments related to international protection in the last quarter. These judgments are relevant to asylum case law. Courts in several countries, including Belgium, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands, made referrals to the Court for preliminary rulings.

The Court clarified rules for return decisions, including the possibility of identifying multiple potential countries of destination. This clarification was made in a specific case, DL v Minister van Asiel en Migratie. Further details on these judgments and referrals are available from the source, providing more information on the Court's rulings and their implications for international protection.