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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.

Under the Tip of the Iceberg – European Integration in the Twenty-First Century

What does the term ‘European integration’ encompass? Undoubtedly, it is a frequently used phrase, the meaning of which naturally changes in […]

Free Movement as a Gateway to Personal Status Reform? Reflections on the CJEU’s Judgment in Case C-43/24 (Shipov)

The relationship between EU citizenship rights and national civil status regulations has become one of the most controversial areas of […]

World Malaria Day: Children at the Center of the Crisis

‘In Africa, nearly every minute, a child under 5 dies of malaria.’ (UNICEF, 2024) In an era of rapid technological […]

The Impact of EU Enlargement on the European Law on Religion

The substantive body of EU community law concerning religion has been expanding since 1975. The EU enlargement has fueled this […]

Legal Implications of the 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 […]

Promulgation of Constitutional Tribunal Judgements

Even in its first days, the ’13 December’ coalition government demonstrated its attitude towards the Constitutional Tribunal by undermining the […]

Guarantees of the Independence of CJEU Judges

The Court of Justice of the European Union is classified in the current treaties as a judicial authority. For this […]

The Exclusivity of the Article 7 Procedure in Protecting the Rule of Law? Some Reflections on the CJEU’s Rulings on the Conditionality Regulation

In recent years, the monitoring of the rule of law in the Member States has moved to the forefront of […]

Questions on standards for transit zones: The CJEU Request for preliminary ruling in C-217/25 and C-218/25

Europe has been facing the grave issue of illegal migration into the EU territory for over a decade. The problem […]

Protection of National Identity – A Tolerated Ground for Breaching EU Law?

Although the principle of respecting national identity was mentioned in the Maastricht Treaty, the context of Article 4 TEU, as […]

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 […]

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