This article explores how Generative AI visually and textually represents national identities and cultures, focusing on depictions of selected Western and Eastern/Central European

states. Patterns of bias embedded in AI-generated depictions of everyday life, work, family, national character etc. [...]

The growing body of climate litigation has increasingly focused on the role of corporations in contributing to climate change, not only through harmful acts but also through

failures to act. This article explores tort liability for omissions in the context of corporate climate liability, with a particular focus on the Estonian legal system. [...]

In recent decades, Europe has witnessed considerable advancement in the legal recognition of same-sex couples’ family relationships; nevertheless, Lithuania remains among

the most conservative member states of the EU in addressing this matter. This article aims to analyse the jurisprudence of the Lithuanian Constitutional Court related [...]

This study explores the role of internal control systems in the municipalities of the European Union, with particular emphasis on risk management and the systems’ effectiveness

in combating corruption, ensuring fairness in public procurement, and reducing political influence and the mismanagement of public funds. [...]

Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used to detect and explain hate speech, yet their potential role within evidentiary processes remains underexplored. This article

examines whether and how LLMs can support the enforcement of legal prohibitions against hate speech in Lithuania, focusing on the post-detection phase of legal analysis [...]

The article examines the integration experiences of Russian political migrants in Lithuania, analyzing politics as everyday experience. Migration is understood here not only

as an institutional or legal category, but also as an existential process that transforms the horizons of time, language, social relations and belonging. [...]

A very common rule in the criminal law of various countries is the liability for inciting hatred towards groups of people united by race, nationality, language, religion, political

views, social status, or gender. Law enforcement officers often encounter difficulties in qualifying these acts. [...]

This study presents a holistic examination of internal judicial independence within Ukraine’s administrative courts amidst ongoing judicial reform challenges. Through an

analysis of European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence and domestic administrative justice practices, the research investigates various forms of influence on judicial [...]

The article analyses the nature of the right to consular assistance from a historical perspective and the practice of international tribunals. It argues that the right to consular

assistance is not a human right since it prescribes no autonomous standard of treatment. [...]

The recognition of foreign administrative acts has been well studied in the Nordic countries, but has received little attention in the Baltic legal literature. This article

identifies the main concepts of recognition of foreign administrative acts under international and European Union law, and analyses the recognition in the context [...]