[03.07.2026] The University of Liverpool is organising a two-days conference on “International cooperation under the European Convention on Human Rights” (Liverpool, 15-16

October 2026). [...]

Setting the scene: eight days in April, one contradiction In April 2026, two events gave rise to a situation that European Union law has not yet addressed in its entirety.

On the 21st, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), sitting as a full court, delivered its judgment in Commission v. [...]

On 14 June, Switzerland will vote on a proposal to cap the country’s permanent resident population at ten million people. Adrian Favero writes that the real question on the

ballot … Continued [...]

Soeben ist das von Andreas Th. Müller und Werner Schroeder herausgegebene Beiheft „Europarechtsfreundlichkeit“ der Zeitschrift Europarecht erschienen. Der darin enthaltene

Beitrag zeigt, warum Europafreundlichkeit und Integrationsverantwortung zusammengedacht werden müssen. [...]

On 1 July 2026, the transitional period provided for under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR)[1] will expire across the European Union,[2] meaning that providers

wishing to continue serving EU clients must either hold a MiCAR authorisation, benefit from another entitlement recognised under the Regulation,[3] or cease the provision [...]

The Court of Rome annulled the only GDPR fine ever imposed on a generative-AI launch, holding that the Garante lost competence once OpenAI’s Irish establishment was recognised.

The ruling may open a launch-period enforcement gap. Could the Court of Justice resolve it? [...]

Armenia will hold parliamentary elections on 7 June. Taras Kuzio writes the vote will determine whether the country can finalise a historic peace process with Azerbaijan and

successfully reorient itself … Continued [...]

Improved data and methods have made it easier to understand how people’s attitudes shape their political preferences. Yet as Tim Vlandas and Daphne Halikiopoulou write, drawing

conclusions about national electoral … Continued [...]

What does Union Values deliver for LGBTI rights, beyond its landmark reading of Article 2 TEU? A comparison with the ECtHR reveals a shared European standard on LGBTI representation

— but also structural constraints that still cap the CJEU's reach as a human rights court. [...]