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An overview of Polish rules on cross-border inter absentes contracts, tracing the shift from liberal practice to stricter safeguards in 2011.

An overview of the rule-of-law clause in Poland and its impact on constitutional principles, rights, and judicial review.

This blog post analyses how recent CJEU rulings on Poland challenge national sovereignty, constitutional supremacy and EU competences.

This blog post examines the evolution of the rule of law from a principle limiting arbitrary state power to a complex modern framework shaped by democracy, human rights, sustainability, environmental protection, and artificial intelligence. It explores how contemporary rule of law concepts increasingly address transparency, accountability, ecological governance, and the regulation of emerging technologies in a changing global order.

The post analyses the CJEU’s ruling in Case C-521/21, arguing that flaws in judicial appointments do not automatically negate judicial independence.

The blog study explores the European Union's approach to enforcing rule of law standards, highlighting the significant gap between pre- and post-accession tools.

Experts at the Polish-Hungarian Scientific Forum debated constitutional accountability, rule of law, and state sovereignty in Europe.

This blog study aims to describe the historical development and individual phases of the Czech Republic’s approach to EU membership, as well as actions taken by European institutions in these matters. The analysis covers the period from the 1989 Velvet Revolution up until 2004, when the Czech Republic officially joined the EU.

This scientific blogpost aims to examine the evolving role of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in reviewing EU sanctions, with particular emphasis on the annulment claims challenging the EU Council’s decision to use proceeds generated by frozen Russian assets.