Die „Arbeitsgruppe Migration“ hat sich bei den Koalitionsverhandlungen darauf geeinigt, „in Abstimmung mit unseren europäischen Nachbarn Zurückweisungen an den gemeinsamen
Grenzen auch bei Asylgesuchen vor[zu]nehmen“ (FragDenStaat). Während zuletzt Personen zurückgewiesen wurden, die (angeblich) keinen Asylantrag stellten (vgl. [...]
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On March 11, 2025, the Romanian Constitutional Court (RCC) definitively barred far-right extremist Călin Georgescu from running as a candidate in the upcoming presidential
election. This decision marks the end of a critical period for Romania’s young democracy that started in November 2024 and represents the culmination of a series [...]
Human rights and equality appear as ideals appealing to most if not all people across the globe. However, the way people understand and experience these ideals can vary significantly
since even the most conservative politicians or activists use these ideals in some shape or form. [...]
Registration is now open for the Summer School ‘Consumer and Market Law in the European Circular Economy’ which will be held from 9 to 18 July 2025: 9-11 July online and
14-18 July in presence at the University of Udine, Italy. [...]
I doubt that a doctoral thesis – and then a book – on international law could be more timely than Alexander Wentker’s Party Status to Armed Conflict in International
Law. The ongoing wars in Ukraine and in the Middle East, among others, raise difficult questions of conflict classification and party status as a matter of international [...]
Josh Blackman (South Texas; Google Scholar), Harvard Law School v. Vermeule: [M]ore than ninety members of the Harvard Law School faculty issued a statement concerning the
rule of law ... The rule of law is imperiled when government leaders: single out lawyers and law firms for retribution based on their... [...]
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In May 2020, the United Nations Secretary-General unveiled a sweeping “Data Strategy for Action by Everyone, Everywhere,” seeking to unlock the UN’s “full data potential.”
The International Criminal Court’s Office of the Prosecutor followed suit, declaring in 2023 its intent to acquire advanced cyber forensic tools so to hold the [...]
Large Language Models (LLMs) have the potential to transform public international lawyering. ChatGPT and similar LLMs can do so in at least five ways: (i) helping to identify
the contents of international law; (ii) interpreting existing international law; (iii) formulating and drafting proposals for new legal instruments or negotiating [...]
