January 2019 – National Security through the Lens of International and European Law

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The ECJ on the Restrictive measures adopted in view of the situation in Libyia

17 January 2019 Antonino Alì

JUDGMENT OF THE COURT (Third Chamber) 17 January 2019 – Case C?168/17 (Reference for a preliminary ruling — Common foreign and security policy — Restrictive measures adopted in view of…

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The next move has to come from London. There is nothing else we can do from here at this stage. What matters at this stage … is that we know what to expect from the UK, and that we don’t know.

16 January 2019 Antonino Alì

The next move has to come from London. There is nothing else we can do from here at this stage. What matters at this stage … is that we know…

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UK Parliament reject Premier May’s Brexit plan by 432 by 202 – a majority of 230

15 January 2019 Antonino Alì

MPs reject May’s Brexit plan by 432 by 202 – a majority of 230 Follow

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The Sanctions (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019

8 January 2019 Antonino Alì

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Cyberspace: Council approves declaration on a common understanding of application of international law to cyberspace

20 November 2024 Antonino Alì

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A quite interesting paper by RAND: Strategic blunders — serious missteps with unintended negative consequences — often stem from leaders relying on oversimplified or flawed mental models to navigate complex decisions

11 November 2024 Antonino Alì

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Security, Intelligence and the EU in the Report by Sauli Niinistö

3 November 2024 Antonino Alì

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Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2024 by Stanford University

30 October 2024 Antonino Alì

Month: January 2019

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