Could a Simple Air Leak Shake the Core of International Space Law? ISS Air Leak Crisis Explained
The International Space Station is a permanently inhabited facility in low Earth ...
Due Diligence in Cyberattacks – Part II: A Practical Framework Against Impunity
In the first part of this piece, we examined the unique challenges ...
Due Diligence in Cyberattacks – Part I: Introduction
Introduction Cyberspace refers to the digital environment in which various operations such ...
Keeping London Competitive: The English Arbitration Act 2025 Explained
Introduction For decades, the UK has been at the forefront of international ...
Opinion or Obligation? The ICJ’s Climate Ruling and the Realities of Enforcement
Approximately after 2 years, the International Court of Justice finally released its ...
Rethinking the Spill-Over Doctrine in International Law
International law prohibits the use of force by states at the international ...
Headscarves at Work: How Neutral is Religious Neutrality in EU Law?
Introduction The interpretation of religious freedom and anti-discrimination norms in the workplace ...
Is It Ever Too Late to Sue? Effects of Limitation Period in International Law
Limitation period is a common concept in domestic law systems, both in ...
Satire on Trial: Vereinigung Bildender Künstler v. Austria and the Limits of Artistic Freedom
This blog post explores the European Court of Human Rights’ approach to ...
Case Review: Verein Klimaseniorinnen Schweiz and others v. Switzerland before the ECtHR – Part 1: Facts of the case and the Court’s approach on environmental matters
On 26 November 2020, Verein Klimaseniorinnen Schweiz (“the applicant association”), an association ...
