Before I provide any analysis on the ruling given by the UK Supreme Court (UKSC) on the legal definition of a woman, I want to...

On March 31st, 2025, France experienced a political "earthquake". The figurehead of Rassemblement National (RN), Marine Le Pen, was found...

Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion The entrenched sovereignty of its Constitution governs the political systems of the US. Among its...

Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion The law has long served as both a shield and a smoke screen, selectively wielded to justify both...

The words ‘arbitrary detention’ usually conjure up images of far-flung lands: centralised dictatorships where the law is administered at...

As the Italian government persists in its attempts to violate international law, it continues to encounter judicial obstacles. In...

It’s not every day you get to say what you really think to lunatics on the news. And it’s not every day you get to do this alongside a...

On the 19th August the government triggered Operation Early Dawn, which will see countless prisoners either released or moved to police...

Windrush Day, celebrated since 2018, honours the contributions of Caribbean migrants to the UK. The day commemorates the arrival of the...

The legal framework for recognising climate migrants at international level certainly lacks  a distinctive category. Broader terms like...

Last week, in a coordinated move following extensive deliberations, the governments of Norway, Spain, and Ireland announced their...

Carl Jung, the Swiss psychoanalyst, focused a significant part of his career on the value and psychological interpretation of symbols; he...

As the election year flies by, Sir Keir Starmer, having donned his spectacles in recent PMQs and interviews, is evidently feeling Prime...

Daniel Jackson is the 19-year-old President of the Free Republic of Verdis, a micronation on the banks of the Danube between Croatia and...