Poland's controversial decision to adopt a resolution permitting senior Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to attend events commemorating the Auschwitz concentration camp's liberation has sparked a heated debate. This move is particularly contentious given
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has delivered a landmark ruling in favor of Ayşe Erdoğan, a 34-year-old Turkish asylum seeker who experienced an illegal pushback by Greek authorities in 2019. This decision marks a significant victory for Ayşe and highlights the broader issue of illegal pu
Economist Elliot Eisenberg, who had confidently predicted an impending recession last year, recently admitted his mistake, recognizing that stronger-than-expected consumer spending has shielded the economy despite rising interest rates. This trend was evident as holiday spending saw a 3.8%
The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) of Singapore has taken significant steps to ensure consumer safety through a large-scale operation against illegal health products sold online, in collaboration with major e-commerce and social media platforms, removing over 3,300 listings. This operation
The article by Andrew Duff delves into the potential of the UK reversing Brexit in the context of the European Union's (EU) expansion, with a particular focus on countries like Ukraine. It traces the historical trajectory of the UK’s complex relationship with Europe, scrutinizes the current a
The article "Judging Time Under the Silence of a Compromissory Clause: A Reflection on Retroactivity of (Human Rights) Treaties and Jurisdiction Ratione Temporis in Azerbaijan v. Armenia" by Naphtali Ukamwa explores the decision of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the
