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Visions for a Successful Enlargement

As we move away geographically from the founding states or the ‘core’ it is evident that – except for the […]

The Impact of Population Ageing on State Security

Security is one of the most important human needs and also a fundamental task facing the state. The provision of […]

The extent of temporary protection of the citizens of Ukraine clarified in Czechia

The Supreme Administrative Court of the Czech Republic (SAC) has recently issued two judgments, clarifying the extent to which the […]

The inglorious leader of EU sanctions: waste landfills as the dominant subject of non-compliance proceedings under Article 260(2) TFEU

An analysis of the practice of the European Commission and the CJEU concerning proceedings for failure to comply with a […]

Qualified Majority Voting, the Challenge of EU Democracy

Under the Lisbon Treaty, QMV requires a double majority: 55% of EU Member States (at least 15 out of 27) […]

Rule of law in the centre of the EU enlargement methodology: A short overview of the Western Balkans’ never-ending reform

The rule of law, as the core value of the legal order of the European Union (EU),[1] was formalised as […]

The “Cross-Eyed” Court of Justice of the European Union: On the Selective Approach to the Rule of Law in EU Countries

In recent years, the concept of “the rule of law,” often referred to simply as “rule of law,” has been […]

National Identity, Same-Sex Marriage, and Union Citizenship: Slovakia’s Preliminary Reference to the CJEU

On 14 August 2026, the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic (Ústavný súd Slovenskej republiky, hereinafter also the Constitutional Court) […]

Hybrid Education of the Future

Education today extends far beyond the adoption of interactive whiteboards, 3D printers, or digital grade books; it encompasses the capacity […]

The System of Guarantees of Judicial Independence of CJEU Judges – Institutional Disadvantages

The legal framework governing the system of guarantees of judicial independence of judges of the Court of Justice of the […]

Serbia between EU Policy Defence and Its or EU Necessity to Deeper Reform

An old saying goes: „What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”. Applied to Serbia „blocked” from the inside (especially from […]

Effects of the European Legalization Regulation (2016/1191) under Polish Law

The abolishment of the requirement of legalization of documents within the European Union has been a persistent myth circulated in […]

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