• Reimagining Civil Resistance: From Balkan Streets to Legal Duty
• 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

• Reimagining Civil Resistance: From Balkan Streets to Legal Duty
• The Polis and the Citizen: What Ancient Greek Political Thought Can – and Cannot – Teach Bosnia and Herzegovina About a Civic State
• Ongoing transition: from external to the internal militant democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Rule of Law Defence Beyond High Politics: Lessons from the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s History Curriculum Decision
• External militant democracy: The case of Bosnia & Herzegovina

• 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

• WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE PARIS: CROATIA’S STRUGGLES WITH SYMBOLIC AND OPERATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL MEANING
• Who Codes Justice? The Silent Use of Artificial Intelligence and the Challenge of Judicial Accountability in South-East Europe

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

• The Judge is Their Own Executioner: How Constitutional Judges’ Self-Decisions on Their Own Terms of Office Endanger the Montenegrin Rule of Law

• Can a ‘Militant’ Court Be Trusted? Judicial Appointments and Romania’s Constitutional Court after the 2024 Electoral Crisis
• 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

• Journal Showcase: Call for Expressions of Interest
• Who Codes Justice? The Silent Use of Artificial Intelligence and the Challenge of Judicial Accountability in South-East Europe
• Conference Belgrade Contributions
• Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment and Algorithmic Public Administration: What South-East European Public Authorities Can Learn from the EU AI Act
• Operationalising Fundamentals: Rule of Law Conditionality in the EU Growth Plan

• Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Liability under Serbian Law: Who is responsible when an AI system causes legally relevant harm?
• Reimagining Civil Resistance: From Balkan Streets to Legal Duty
• Confiscation of goods by Serbian Customs faces a serious human rights issue

• From Militant Democracy to a Rights-Based Paradigm: The Evolution of the Turkish Constitutional Court’s Interpretation of Secularism