• Artificial Intelligence and Justice: The Incorporation of Artificial Intelligence in the High Court Proceedings and Decision-Making (Albania and European Union Context)
• When “Less Than” is not “Equal to” - A silent risk to the right of appeal

• Bosnia’s Dodik Case: A “Victory” for the Rule of Law
• When Court Decisions Simply Aren’t Enough: What Comes Next for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Constitutional Crisis?
• Legal alignment with the EU AI Act in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Balancing Innovation and Human Rights

• Divergent paths to digital governance: DSA Implementation Through the Empowerment of a National Digital Services Coordinator in Bulgaria and Romania
• Can a National Referendum Delay Eurozone Accession – the Bulgarian Experience?
• Beyond the Mandate: The ECJ’s Entry into Bulgaria’s Rule of Law Landscape

• Direct Applicability of the European Convention of Human Rights in Kosovo: The Successes and Challenges in Implementing Strasbourg Standards

• Divergent paths to digital governance: DSA Implementation Through the Empowerment of a National Digital Services Coordinator in Bulgaria and Romania
• The Cancellation of the Romanian Presidential Elections in 2024: Judgment No. 32 of the Constitutional Court of Romania
• Political Ads Under the Microscope: EU Regulations and Romania’s Legal Framework in the Era of Digital Elections

• Speech on Trial - Why Criminal Defamation Still Haunts Modern Democracies?
• Western Balkans: Extractive Institutions, Formalism, and Rule of Law Failure
• When the Rule of Law is not Enough
• Behind AI as a tool for judicial reasoning: A Western Balkans Perspective

• Confiscation of goods by Serbian Customs faces a serious human rights issue