In March 2026, the Portuguese Parliament started a rollback of the protection of trans and intersex persons in the country, by repealing Law no. 38/2018 of the 7th of August,[1]
and introducing several bills that – if approved – will mean a major regression on LGBTIQA+[2] people’s rights.[3] As we come out of Pride Month, we must ask [...]
von CHRISTIAN VOSS In den vergangenen Wochen erregte die EU-Sanktionierung des in Brüssel lebenden Schweizers Jacques Baud sowie diverser europäischer Staatsbürger aufgrund
russlandfreundlicher Äußerungen großes Aufsehen (etwa hier und hier). Während die Union auf der einen Seite bemüht ist, ihre eigenen Russland-Sanktionen bis [...]
The Executive Committee of the ICON-S Australia & New Zealand Chapter is pleased to invite the Australian and New Zealand public law community to attend its 2026 conference,
hosted by Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington from 26-28 August 2026. [...]
—Fruela Río Santos, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Oviedo On 21 April 2026 the Court of Justice, sitting as a Full Court, ruled against Hungary in Commission
v Hungary (Case C‑769/22), the case the Court itself labels Values of the Union. [...]
“The consistory court is amongst the most nimble and efficient of the courts of this realm. The registry is well equipped, accessible and responsive: it can move with speed
and expedition in cases of urgency” [...]
President Donald Trump used a nationally televised address Thursday evening to release intelligence that he said showed American voting systems are vulnerable to foreign attack
and that China acquired data on 220 million U.S. voters. He accused officials within the U.S. [...]
[Taylor Kate Woodcock is a researcher in public international law at the T.M.C. Asser Instituut and Jessica Dorsey is an Assistant Professor of International Law at Utrecht
University School of Law and Managing Editor of Opinio Juris.] Four and a half months have passed since the Minab school bombing by United States forces in Iran [...]
As Russia’s war against Ukraine rages, inflicting suffering on the country, its people, and economy, the Russian Central Bank (RCB) assets remain immobilised (i.e., frozen).
Since December 2025, the EU, on whose territory a significant chunk of these assets has been immobilised, – €210 bn worth of assets out of approximately €290 [...]