The 2020 Presidential election in Belarus was one of those events that shook geopolitical reality in eastern Europe and slowed down the rising cooperation between Belarus and the EU, including V4.
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The European Union, Hungary and the Rule of Law
On 18 March, Viktor Orbán announced its Fidesz party was leaving the European People’s Party. This follows years of conflict between the EU and Hungary over the rule of law.
Stop ecocide before nature commits homicide
Many national jurisdictions are now making endeavors to criminalize conduct that causes damage to the environment.
Choosing weapons: The protection of the environment afforded by rules on specific means of warfare
The impact of certain weapons can degrade the environment during armed conflicts, affecting the water, soil, livestock, plants, and animals indispensable for human life.
As EU demanded negotiations go south, Georgia faces the danger of moving further away from the West
The current escalated crisis started at the end of last year, over the official results of the decisive parliamentary elections of October 2020.
Myanmar – Military Rule and International Recognition
If Myanmar’s military junta puts forward its representatives for the 76th session of the UN General Assembly in September, the Assembly will be prescribed to condemn an undemocratic seizure of power.
Chilean Magna Carta Change: Opportunities and Misconceptions
Chileans demanded societal changes and a different economic system, which they both currently associate with the Constitution.
Forensic and Digital Evidence to Prove Sexual Violence in Armed Conflicts: A Way Forward for More Effective Investigations?
In recent years, the attention has been paid more to forensic and digital evidence which could facilitate to prove sexual violence.
Who Governs International Waters when Aquaman is Busy
Despite how much water there is in the world, it is a fiercely fought-over resource.
Venezuela: Proceedings at the International Criminal Court Will Play an Important Role in the Search for Accountability for Victims
Crimes denounced by prisoners and protesters in recent years have taken place in the context of numerous demonstrations against the government.