News overview

Martin Buijsen investigates what is expected of healthcare providers during an emergency, such as war, and comes across a surprisingly unknown law.

A two-part series on the role of AI in policing – from control and prediction to connection and trust with Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance

André den Exter advocates for change, as judges cannot permit temporary admissions outside Wzd institutions due to the bed shortage in disability care.

Nan discusses the Belgian verdict that caused an uproar, the dangers of trial by media, and the consequences of publicly revealing names outside the courtroom.

Research into how norm-setting can improve compensation assessment in criminal proceedings, resulting in eleven recommendations for clarity and consistency.

Grapperhaus urges politicians to self-reflect and respect judicial rulings to protect the rule of law.

Martijn Schippers explains why the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism remains an important pillar of European climate policy.

Lizzy Bos calls for research into opening up the insurance market under the CSRD now that accountants have a monopoly here.

Tobias Cohen Jehoram, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, adresses the possibilities of the EUIPO or EPO traineeships.

President Trump introduces import tariffs on April 2. According to Associate Professor Martijn Schippers, uncertainty is causing chaos among businesses.