European Court of Justice Rules All Afghan Women Can Get EU Residency TEC News October 7, 2024 The court said conditions under the Taliban are so bad for women that individual assessment of asylum applications is now unnecessary.
Europe: A Hub for Global Arbitration Pieter Cleppe October 4, 2024 The EU should consider whether an increasingly hostile stance towards international arbitration is wise.
Orbán: Government of Hungary Obliged to “Defend the Constitutional Identity of the Country” Gellért Rajcsányi December 20, 2021 Prime Minister Orbán commented on the Hungarian Constitutional Court’s decision to recognize the precedence of Hungary’s Fundamental Law over the European Court of Justice.