🧵 I just released cjeu-py – an open-source Python toolkit for empirical research on the Court of Justice of the EU.
pip install cjeu-py
It collects structured data from CELLAR, parses judgments, extracts citations, and optionally classifies them with an LLM. Thread 👇
pypi.org/project/cjeu...
💥🇭🇺🗳️First results of the Hungarian parliamentary elections are in: with 14.72% counted, the opposition leads with mandates nearing a two-thirds majority.
Everything points to Viktor Orbán’s defeat and Péter Magyar becoming Hungary’s next prime minister.
The EU has just published the final version of the Article 122 Regulation that, as of today, indefinitely immobilises the Russian assets.
It sets three key conditions to release the €210 billion:
1) Russia ends the war
2) Russia pays reparations to Ukraine
3) Russia is no longer an economic threat
An impressive piece:
«One European foreign minister, who asked not to specify their country, recalled a discussion with Antony Blinken, the US secretary of state, that became heated: “I’m old enough to remember 2003, and back then I was one of those who believed you,” the minister told Blinken.»
The continuous breaches of international law are staggering and this is yet another one.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cn...
Schlimmer Verdacht: Mag Kulturstaatsminister Weimer am Ende einfach keine Bücher?
www.deutschlandfunk.de/geplanter-er...
Szabolcs Panyi
Niccolò Ridi
Eine verdiente Abrechnung mit der "völkerrechtsfreundlichen Rechtsprechung" des zweiten Senats des BVerfG. Einer der besten Blogposts, die ich seit langem gelesen habe verfassungsblog.de/karlsruher-s...
What I find really surprising about this case: it is, in essence, about whether member states may process certain kinds of personal data. And yet nobody seems to have made it a data protection case.
Oh lovely. The (national) case file containing the first ever preliminary reference from a German court seems to have been destroyed.
