Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal on the status of EU law: The Polish government got all the answers it needed from a court it controls 21 October 2021/ By Marta Lasek-Markey
Academic Freedom protected via the CJEU? – The Advocate’s General Opinion in Commission v Hungary (C-66/18) 29 April 2020/ By Niels Kirst
The independence of the disciplinary chamber of the Polish Supreme Court or how to forget about discipline 2 December 2019/ By Panagiotis Zinonos
AG Opinion on Case C-411/17: EIA for existing installations and the CJEU’s struggle with international law 17 June 2019/ By Sebastian Bechtel
“Does the principle of the autonomy of the EU legal order allow for a Member State to revoke the notification of its withdrawal from the EU?” 31 October 2018/ By Manolis Perakis
Mangold Recast? The ECJ’s Flirtation with Drittwirkung in Egenberger 24 April 2018/ By Eleni Frantziou
From Conflicts-Rules to Field Preemption: Achmea and the Relationship between EU Law and International Investment Law and Arbitration 23 March 2018/ By Harm Schepel