This study identifies commonalities between two historical incidents of debt assumption – in the United States in 1791 and in present-day...

Member States retain the right to decide who can receive renewable energy subsidies, and can exclude green electricity produced abroad...

The European Central Bank’s (ECB) bond purchase program — possibly the most effective anti-crisis tool yet — is compatible with EU law....

There is an increasing risk of overlapping jurisdictions and conflicting decisions due to the growth of preferential trade agreements...

Price undertakings are alternatives to imposing anti-dumping duties. In the past, almost half of EU anti-dumping measures were price...

Confidentiality issues concerning sensitive information have been a frequent issue in dispute settlement proceedings of the World Trade...

There is a lack of synchronization in the expansion of renewable energies and the modernization of the electricity grid infrastructure....

The Western Sahara dispute remains prominent today on the agenda of international politics. From a legal perspective, the discussion has...

The German Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has found that there are no constitutional objections against the Lisbon Treaty. At the...

In the past, the European Court of Justice has strongly favoured not intervening in any way in the international process of dispute...

One innovation submitted for the review of the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) has been to extend the interim review to the appeal...