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On our professional blog, we continuously share shorter publications produced in collaboration with the CEA. The CEA works closely with the Central European Association for Comparative Law on blog publications.

Hungary’s Lawsuit against the Court of Justice

In July 2024, the Court of Justice (CJEU) decided in case C-123/22 European Commission v. Hungary to impose on Hungary […]

Some Open Issues of the EU Enlargement Policy

Enlargement of the European Union (EU) is the process whereby new European states join the EU, after they have fulfilled […]

EU liability for damages arising from the use of push-back

The term ‘push-back’ is generally understood to refer to the practice of returning migrants to the country from whose territory […]

Polish-Hungarian Scientific Forum – Alternative Forms of European Integration Conference, 23 March 2026

On 23rd March 2026, the series of online scientific conferences organised by the Polish-Hungarian scientific forum was continued with another […]

Interim Measures of European Courts in a Comparative Perspective

Interim measures represent one of the longstanding cornerstone procedural instruments available to domestic courts seeking to ensure the effectiveness of […]

Right to Abortion and Conscientious Objection

The Republic of Slovenia is one of the countries that has elevated the right to conscientious objection to the constitutional […]

The EU is Keeping Watch: How the European Commission and the CJEU Hold Member States to Account

Timely and complete transposition of EU directives is essential for the proper functioning of the Single Market and the credibility […]

Workshop on the Move in Strasbourg

Between 2–6 March 2026, the Central European Academy organised its Workshop on the Move study trip in Strasbourg, offering junior […]

EU Law vs. National Identity: The Polish Dimension of the CJEU’s Judgment in Case C-713/23

In its judgment in Case C-713/23, the CJEU pointed out that Article 20 and Article 21(1) TFEU, read in the […]

Usage of Large Language Models in the Context of Digital Exclusion: Older People’s Perspective

Older people represent a particularly vulnerable demographic due to several factors, including a decline in physical and cognitive abilities typically […]

The Republic of Moldova on the Road to the EU

To summarise the basic pillars of the Moldova-EU relationship – with respect to its development – it should be noted […]

Religion and equality in EU law

Freedom of religion is an important human right. It is enshrined in many international legal documents, especially the European Convention […]

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