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Vetting Judges in Ukraine: Causes, Purpose, and Procedures in the Age of Polycrisis

Sergii Koziakov | 16th May 2025

In my text, I will address Ukraine's experience in vetting judges, starting…

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UKRAINE
The High Stakes of Albania's Judicial Vetting Process

Julinda Beqiraj | 20th March 2025

In June 2014, Albania took a major leap toward European Union (EU) membership…

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UKRAINE
Five Years Since the Beginning of the Work of the High Anti-Corruption Court: Secrets of Creation and Operation

Sergii Koziakov | 18th December 2024

Part 1 Preconditions for the establishment of the High Anti-Corruption Court…

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UKRAINE
Can Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality Become Part of the Judicial Reform in Ukraine?

Sergii Koziakov | 18th December 2024

The year 2024 may set a record for the number of statements by officials overseeing…

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UKRAINE
Achievements in the "Rule Of Law And Fundamental Rights": a Comparative Analysis of the Ukraine 2023 and 2024 EC Reports on Enlargement Policy

Tetyana Antsupova | 13th December 2024

Work in Progress. Achievements in the "Rule Of Law And Fundamental Rights":…

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UKRAINE

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Vetting Judges in Ukraine: Causes, Purpose, and Procedures in the Age of Polycrisis

The High Stakes of Albania's Judicial Vetting Process

Five Years Since the Beginning of the Work of the High Anti-Corruption Court: Secrets of Creation and Operation

Can Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality Become Part of the Judicial Reform in Ukraine?

Achievements in the "Rule Of Law And Fundamental Rights": a Comparative Analysis of the Ukraine 2023 and 2024 EC Reports on Enlargement Policy