The European Commission’s recently published Joint White Paper on European Defence, together with the ReArm Europe Plan; now “quietly rebranded” as “Readiness 2030”, signals a transformative moment in ...

And with an increase in supply comes a decrease in price. According to this economic logic, prices should indeed fall to the point of marginal costs for a nationality. But how much again does it cost ...

The arrest and transfer of Rodrigo Roa Duterte to the International Criminal Court (ICC) was certainly good news for the heavily beleaguered Court. But the price of getting Duterte could be ...

The plan ultimately failed only because courts rejected the election lawsuits and top government lawyers in the White House and Department of Justice threatened to quit. In a very real sense, these ...

When Hungary took over the rotating Presidency last July, Orbán outraged EU leaders by visiting Russia, the US, and China on a “peace mission” to settle the Ukraine war. He was rebuked for presenting ...

The backlog of cases has become increasingly unmanageable, with judicial proceedings taking longer than ever, thus risking public trust in the justice system. The first phase of re-evaluation (the ...

Restoring the Polish rule of law without doing more damage to it is a vexing challenge. Building Back Better becomes even more complex when the current president – part of the autocratic Law and ...

SAUMYA RAVAL and JELENA BÄUMLER (ENG) add to this, arguing that the CSDDD reform overlooks the realities of informal ...

The Palestinian right to self-determination is widely recognized in international law, including numerous UN resolutions and ICJ judgments. Even if Palestine’s full statehood status remains contested, ...

This blog highlights the harmful role of the integration narrative underlying the law and other coercive measures addressed towards “non-Western” Danes and non-Danes and the broader implications of ...

Several arguments have already been made about prohibiting social media access for children under 15 or 16 years, such as the risk of isolating LGBTQIA+ kids from the communities they find online.

As such, this latest debacle exposes the EU Parliament’s significant and ongoing failure to correct two structural flaws in the EU public integrity framework: the contested nature of the ethical ...