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Category: European Law

How does the EU support development in the world? | Epthinktank

Posted on June 22, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on How does the EU support development in the world? | Epthinktank
How does the EU support development in the world? | Epthinktank

The European Union (EU) aims to reduce, and eventually eradicate poverty. It is the world’s largest donor of development aid. In 2023, the EU and its member countries provided €95.9 billion for official development assistance to support long-term economic, social, environmental and political development around the world. EU development aid policies The EU is committed to…

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some thoughts on the Simkova case · European Law Blog

Posted on June 22, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on some thoughts on the Simkova case · European Law Blog
some thoughts on the Simkova case · European Law Blog

Regulation 883/2004 on the harmonisation of social security systems in the EU was drafted, at least in part, to mitigate any potential negative consequences that the utilisation of free movement rights could have on access to social security. The Regulation serves to establish the competent Member State for the provision of social security benefits such…

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What the left can learn from MAGA

Posted on June 21, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on What the left can learn from MAGA
What the left can learn from MAGA

The Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement has carried Donald Trump to the White House and inspired multiple parallel movements in Europe. Moises de Souza argues that if progressive parties are to respond, they must reclaim the narratives MAGA has co-opted from the left. As democratic left and liberal forces on both sides of the…

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How to Spot It — and How Brussels Is Fighting Back – EU Law Enforcement

Posted on June 21, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on How to Spot It — and How Brussels Is Fighting Back – EU Law Enforcement
How to Spot It — and How Brussels Is Fighting Back – EU Law Enforcement

By Alexandra, Helena, Gennaro and Isabella “Eco-friendly”.“Sustainable”.“Natural” These words are everywhere — on packaging, websites, and ad-campaigns. But are they always representing the truth? Being an environmentally friendly business is increasingly popular, but not every company does what it claims to do. In fact, many companies use misleading green claims, just to appear sustainable when…

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The Ultra Vires Conflict in EU Constitutional Law (part 2)

Posted on June 20, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on The Ultra Vires Conflict in EU Constitutional Law (part 2)
The Ultra Vires Conflict in EU Constitutional Law (part 2)

  Dr Benedikt Riedl, Mjur (Oxford),  postdoctoral researcher and academic assistant at the Chair of Public Law and Legal Philosophy (Prof Dr Peter M. Huber, former Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court and former Minister of the Interior) at LMU Munich. Photo credit: Nicola Quarz, via Wikimedia Commons   Ultra Vires Review as a Legal…

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Is Propagandist Media Still Protected in War? – EJIL: Talk!

Posted on June 20, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Is Propagandist Media Still Protected in War? – EJIL: Talk!
Is Propagandist Media Still Protected in War? – EJIL: Talk!

In the most recent episode of Israeli attacks on Iran, on Monday, 16 June 2025, Israeli forces struck the headquarters of the Iranian state broadcaster in Tehran. In a post on X, the Israeli Defence Minister immediately claimed responsibility, stating

‘The propaganda and incitement broadcasting authority of the Iranian regime was attacked by the IDF […]. We will defeat the Iranian dictator everywhere.’

This statement implies that the broadcasting studio was considered a legitimate target. While this might align with Clausewitz’s view that the enemy’s morale is a legitimate military target, it raises the question of whether such an interpretation is valid under modern international law. In short, it is not – at least not unless the studio is deemed to pose an imminent military threat or is intended for military use, or is directly inciting serious crimes under international law.

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A Missed Opportunity in Migration Control Externalization

Posted on June 19, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on A Missed Opportunity in Migration Control Externalization
A Missed Opportunity in Migration Control Externalization

By Dr. Lena Riemer, LLM (Yale), Assistant Professor of Law at Central European University In November 2017, a CNN investigation sent shock waves through global media: African migrants were sold in “slave markets” in Libya, sparking global outrage and renewed attention to the humanitarian crisis facing migrants in the country. This revelation came at a…

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Pardons, Criminal Theory, and Political Sociology

Posted on June 19, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Pardons, Criminal Theory, and Political Sociology
Pardons, Criminal Theory, and Political Sociology

Few instruments of executive power are as sweeping, as opaque, and as ripe for abuse as the presidential pardon. Under Donald Trump, this power shed its last vestiges of impartiality and morphed into a vehicle of transactional politics. Pardons have become rewards for loyalty, tools of self-interest, and instruments of partisan retribution. Rather than signaling…

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Advocate General’s Opinion in CJEU Case C-769/22 “Commission v. Hungary” – Official Blog of UNIO

Posted on June 18, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Advocate General’s Opinion in CJEU Case C-769/22 “Commission v. Hungary” – Official Blog of UNIO
Advocate General’s Opinion in CJEU Case C-769/22 “Commission v. Hungary” – Official Blog of UNIO

Gonçalo Martins de Matos (Master in Judiciary Law by the University of Minho | Member of the Editorial Support of this blog) There is a very relevant case regarding the defence of fundamental rights being processed at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU): an infringement procedure moved against Hungary by the European…

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Hoe ver reikt screening? – Leiden Law Blog

Posted on June 17, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Hoe ver reikt screening? – Leiden Law Blog
Hoe ver reikt screening? – Leiden Law Blog

Screenen is niet meer weg te denken uit onze samenleving, maar is lang niet altijd weldoordacht. Wat zijn de gevolgen? En hoe voorkomen we dat dit preventie-instrument verkeerd uitpakt? Screening is inmiddels een vast onderdeel bij het aangaan van zakelijke betrekkingen. Jaarlijks worden miljoenen burgers doorgelicht voor bijvoorbeeld een nieuwe baan, vrijwilligersfunctie, vergunning of aanbesteding….

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  • Lliuya v RWE. Some early lessons on the applicable law for climate claims in EU Law (Article 7 Rome II), including observations on ‘climate’ as ‘environmental damage’, and a risk of dépeçage in the event of continued torts.
  • Non-Accompanying Family Members and Express Entry

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