Protection of Children in Armed Conflicts under EU Law

Status of Ukrainian citizens in Slovakia in 2022-2024

Consequences of the Introduction of Martial Law in Ukraine for the Restriction of Constitutional Rights and Freedoms

Policy Towards Migrants from Ukraine in German-speaking Countries

Status of Ukrainian citizens in Moldova

Russia in the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights

Attacks Against The Civilian Population And Civilian Objects As War Crimes Committed By Russia In Ukraine

Genocide Committed by Russia in Ukraine

Previous International Criminal Tribunals And The Justification For Establishing An Ad-hoc Criminal Tribunal To Prosecute Russian Crimes In Ukraine

Territorial Arrangement Of Ukraine After Russia-ukraine War – Unitarism V. Federalism

Crime of Ecocide in Ukraine - Environmental Consequences of Russian Military Aggression

Cyberattacks As A Factor Shaping The Information Landscape In Cyberspace

Scientific Evidence In International Criminal Proceedings

Cyberwar: Cyberattacks In The Light Of International Law

War Crimes As One Of The Most Serious Crimes Under International Law

Economic Losses Resulting From Crimes Committed By Russia

Forcible transfer of Ukrainian children to russian federation as a form of crime of genocide

The nature and status of crimes committed in the territory of Ukraine between 2014 and 2022

Crime Against Humanity as One of The Most Serious Crimes Under International Law

Do Crimes Committed By Russian Soldiers In Ukraine Constitute War Crimes, Or Could They Also Qualify As Crimes Against Humanity?

The Course Of Evidentiary Proceedings Before The International Criminal Court

Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 – background and political milieu – selected issues

Migration law in international law and European Union law
– conceptual scope

Genocide under international law

International Criminal Court regarding Russian crimes in Ukraine committed after February 24, 2022