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Poland’s public party funding rules face turmoil after key NEC rulings were overturned, raising concerns about fairness ahead of the 2025 elections.

This blog explores how EU Regulation 650/2012 affects cross-border succession, particularly for diplomats, showing how the legal fiction of habitual residence in the sending state limits its application.

This blog analyzes the legal status and selection criteria of honorary consuls in Poland, proposing that public officials be excluded from the role to prevent conflicts of loyalty with the receiving state.

This blog study examines Romania's gambling addiction crisis, legislative responses, the state's conflicting interests, and the effectiveness of self-exclusion measures aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals.

This study explores how organized crime exploits migrant vulnerabilities through smuggling, human trafficking, forced labor, and other criminal activities, highlighting key threats and prevention strategies.

The blog study examines recent actions by Poland’s ruling coalition that are viewed as targeting Christianity and the Catholic Church, including legal, institutional, and symbolic measures.

New challenges arise in the implementation of the European defence industrial strategy. Europe must appease both its allies and its companies.

This study suggests that constitutional courts should assume an active role in the use of preliminary references.

The task of the state is to conduct a senior policy that creates conditions for the activity of the elderly people; and allows the entire society to obtain as many fruits as possible of maturity, experience, wisdom, and, ultimately, the authority of the elderly.