A military strike by Iran against Israel is said to be imminent. Is this permissible? Has Israel a right of self-defence? And can the Bundeswehr provide support? International law expert Matthias Goldmann with answers.
A federal court in Florida dismissed the case against Donald Trump because it found that the Special Prosecutor was not appointed constitutionally. Russell Miller on the potential consequences for Trump's other criminal proceedings.
The Representatives in Berlin have discussed the case of Maja T. The Berlin Public Prosecutor's Office had extradited the person to Hungary despite knowing an appeal would be lodged. What happens next?
Brussels, Luxembourg, or Strasbourg? Many EU institutions employ lawyers as soon as they hold a university degree. Michelle Sieburg explains which job opportunities exist and what the eligibility criteria are.
South Africa‘s history has shaped the term of Apartheid. Today, apartheid is used inflationary to describe severe inequality. However, a differentiation from the actual legal substance is essential, says Lisa Wiese.
The EU has frozen 210 billion in Russian central bank assets. Brussels is currently planning to funnel the proceeds to help rebuild Ukraine. But why not use all the money as reparations? Patrick Heinemann believes this is legally possible.
A Turkish court ignores the Constitutional Court's judgment, and the prosecution investigates the judges. The case concerns an imprisoned lawyer and member of parliament. Is the Constitutional Court about to be disempowered?
In exercising its right of self-defence, Israel is aware of its obligation to take all feasible precautions to spare civilians. Matthias Herdegen explains the conditions – and how Hamas and Iran could be held accountable.
