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1095 Days Later: From Bad to Worse Regarding the Rule of Law in Poland (Part II)

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Vom Niedergang grundrechtlicher Denkkategorien in der Corona-Pandemie

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National Courts Cannot Override CJEU Judgments

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Bulgaria’s Constitutional Troubles with the Istanbul Convention

The Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence, also known as the Istanbul Convention, induced a debate of epic proportions which divided ...
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Some Preliminary Remarks on the PSPP Decision of the German Constitutional Court

This is a first reaction (usual caveats for quick reactions apply…) to yesterday’s decision of the German Constitutional Court on the ECB’s Public Sector Purchase Program. This is part of the ECB ...
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Germany’s Failing Court

Commentaries to the German Federal Constitutional Court’s unprecedented judgment in Weiss (2 BvR 859/15 and others of 5 May 2020) are likely to focus on the German court’s argument on proportionality ...
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The Territorial Expansion of Frontex Operations to Third Countries: On the Recently Concluded Status Agreements in the Western Balkans and Beyond…

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Parlamentarische Selbst­entmächtigung im Zeichen des Virus

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Is the BVerfG PSPP decision “simply not comprehensible”?

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China’s Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic: Fighting Two Enemies

Autocratic crisis management as model? In many countries around the world, the coronavirus outbreak may have increased the risk of democratic retrogression, as a result of proto-autocratic emergency ...
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Japan’s Soft State of Emergency: Social Pressure Instead of Legal Penalty

Slow and Soft Reaction? People have been perplexed by the slow and soft approach of the Japanese government in their attempt to bring COVID-19 under control. The first case of COVID-19 in Japan was ...
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A Painful Slap from the ECtHR and an Urgent Opportunity for Spain

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