In the latest Saar Blueprint, Elza Seferian examines the legal status of EU foreigners who have been involved as combatants on the Ukrainian side in
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Kategorie: Völkerrecht
Werle: Coup d’état in Niger – What Reactions Does International Law Permit?
In the latest Saar Blueprint, Lukas Werle examines the Coup d’état in Niger. He outlines the main events and the role of key players that
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Love: Genocide in Ukraine – Present Justiciability
In our latest Saar Blueprint, Edward Love analyzes the question of whether the alleged forcible transfer of children from Ukraine constitutes genocide through the lens
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Giegerich: The Human Right to Democracy in Multilevel Systems of Government at a Time of Democratic Backsliding
Following his lecture at the Law Faculty of Bilkent University in Ankara (Türkiye), Prof. Giegerich summarizes his central theses in the latest Saar Brief. Among
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Giegerich: How to Regulate Artificial Intelligence
In our most recent Saar Expert Paper Thomas Giegerich provides a screenshot of the currently developing global, regional and European Regulatory Processes towards the new
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Giegerich: UN Security Council Resolution 2681 (2023) on Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: How to Confront a Goyaesque Sleep of Reason and Its Nightmares
In his most recent Saar Expert Paper on “UN Security Council Resolution 2681 (2023) on Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: How to Confront a Goyaesque Sleep
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