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Tendayi Achiume is a leading voice in international law, combining academic expertise with global advocacy to combat systemic ...

On December 21st, the mandates of three judges of the Italian Constitutional Court will expire, creating a total of 4 ...

On December 6th, the Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) annulled the Presidential Elections. The CCR’s decision followed the ...

The New Zealand government has launched a consultation on a Regulatory Standards Bill that could shape both existing and ...

Despite some progress, the Polish government faces immense political and structural hurdles in implementing ECtHR judgments ...

On 14 November 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) found Germany in breach of the Habitats Directive (HD) ...

Legislators from the leading party in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan are moving to pass an amendment that could effectively ...

In July, the Finnish Parliament passed the Act on Temporary Measures to Combat Instrumentalised Migration. The Constitutional ...