As part of the DFG- and AHRC-funded Fashion’s PLACE project, there will be a workshop on Private International Law, Sustainability and Fashion at the Geneva Graduate Institute
on 18 June 2026 (11:00–13:00 CEST), just prior to the EAPIL conference. The event will bring together perspectives from law, sustainability and the fashion industry, [...]
Twice a year, the Council decides which countries and territories are to be blacklisted as non-cooperative tax jurisdictions (for the last decision in October 2025 →eucrim
3/2025, 205-206). [...]
In a Special Report published on 11 February 2026, the European Court of Auditors found that the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) continues to suffer from weaknesses
in the detection, reporting and correction of fraud cases. [...]
This news item summarises the "overview document" by the European Court of Auditors which summarises the main risks and challenges of the Commission's proposals on programmes
for the next EU funding period 2028-2034. The Court issued a dozen opinions in the first quarter 2026. [...]
Cathy O’Neil, CEO of ORCAA and author of Weapons of Math Destruction and The Shame Machine, joins Kevin Frazier, AI Innovation and Law Fellow at the University of Texas
School of Law and Senior Editor at Lawfare, to explore the promises and limits of algorithmic auditing. [...]
My new book Wrongful Patent Assertion: A Comparative Law and Economics Analysis (Oxford Univ. Press 2026), has been available online for a few weeks now, and as of this
coming Thursday also will be available in hard copies. That makes two book I have published this year, the other being Remedies in Intellectual Property Law (Edward [...]
In Yarmouk, starvation was arguably not a byproduct of war, but part of the strategy of war itself. Emerging from the broader Syrian civil war following the 2011 uprising,
Yarmouk—a densely populated Palestinian refugee district on the outskirts of Damascus—became increasingly entangled in a shifting constellation of armed actors, [...]
