The Chronicle of John of Nikiu: Historical Writing in Post-Roman Egypt Yirga, Felege-Selam Yirga, Felege-Selam Doctor of Philosophy, The Ohio State University,

2020, History While there has been a great deal of work on the late seventh-century Chronicle of John, the anti-Chalcedonian Bishop [...]

In quick succession Friday, an Army psychiatrist found the defendant in the USS Cole case at Guantanamo Bay competent to stand trial, the military judge overseeing the trial

said he would hear from mental experts next week who disagree with the finding – and a federal judge declined to involve himself in the case. [...]

For the Balkinization symposium on Diego Zambrano, How Americans Enforce the Law (Stanford University Press, 2026). For the Balkinization symposium on Diego Zambrano, How Americans

Enforce the Law (Stanford University Press, 2026). [...]

Le domicile est généralement considéré comme l'abri de la vie privée, espace protégé des intrusions des autorités publiques. Ce principe est à l'origine d'une législation

qui définit un cadre strict pour les perquisitions, l'intrusion dans le domicile privé étant alors, le plus souvent, limitée à certaines heures.  [...]

Internet shutdowns are on the surge across the globe, at least four dozen states-imposed internet shutdowns in 2024 alone, in armed conflicts and other situations. In some

states where an authoritarian propensity or “digital sovereignty” reigns, internet shutdowns are being imposed to control political narratives during the conduct [...]

  Theodoros Zarkos, MSc, Medical Ethicist - Social Scientist - European Social Policy and Social Rights; Independent Researcher, Kiato, Greece Theodoros Zarkos, MSc, Medical

Ethicist - Social Scientist - European Social Policy and Social Rights; Independent Researcher, Kiato, Greece [...]

The shift to electric and software-defined vehicles poses a major threat to Europe’s car industry. But as Angela Garcia Calvo argues, there is still time for Europe to seize

the opportunities created by emerging technologies. Europe’s economy is falling behind, at least when it comes to technological innovation and the digital economy. [...]

Small business owners are over-represented among radical right voters. Using data from fourteen EU countries, Tommaso Crescioli and Toon Van Overbeke show that exposure to

market concentration in their industry helps explain why. Small enterprises make up around 93 per cent of non-financial firms in Europe and employ about 30 per cent [...]

Andy Burnham has announced plans to reform the triple lock system that governs UK state pension increases. Tim Vlandas writes the UK state pension is far from generous when

compared with the rest of Europe and the reform risks making the political problem with the triple lock even worse. [...]