In public international law circles, especially those indulging in the law of the sea, Elisabeth Mann Borgese (hereinafter EMB), the youngest daughter born to German Nobel Prize-winning novelist Thomas Mann in 1918, is perhaps best known for her pioneering work on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). She is thus … Read more
Frankfurt, Apr.30, 2025, CyberNewswire – Link11, DOSarrest, and Reblaze have combined their strengths into a single, integrated platform with a new brand identity. The result: a consistent user experience, maximum efficiency, and seamless security. As a European provider, Link11 addresses the current business risks associated with geopolitical uncertainties and growing compliance requirements. At the same … Read more
Image by Alexander Mils For many adult children, watching their parents age comes with a unique set of emotional and financial challenges. One of the biggest questions that arises is whether or not you should be saving for your parent’s retirement. It’s a complex issue—one wrapped in love, guilt, loyalty, and practicality. Maybe your parents … Read more
The Grand Chamber’s judgment in Commission v. Malta (C-181/23), delivered on 29 April 2025, marks a decisive step in the European Union’s effort to uphold the integrity of Union citizenship. The Court of Justice held that Malta violated Articles 20 TFEU and 4(3) TEU by operating an investor citizenship scheme that granted nationality in exchange … Read more
Getting the hang of through-hole soldering is tricky for those of us tinkering at home with our irons, spools, flux, and, sometimes, braids. It’s almost reassuring, then, to learn that through-hole soldering was also a pain for a firm that has made more than 60 million products with it. Raspberry Pi boards have a combination … Read more