When someone asks me how to start a blog, one of the first questions they usually follow up with is: “But what should I blog about?” If that sounds like you, just know you’re not alone as I get questions like this all the time. People are excited to start a blog, but they feel… … Read more
Stephen Weatherill Jacques Delors Professor of European Law (Emeritus), Faculty of Law and Somerville College, University of Oxford Photo: Lassana Diarra, by Рыбакова Елена, on Wikimedia Commons In preparing this paper I have benefited from discussion with and comments by (in alphabetical order) Jean-Louis Dupont, Peter Heermann, Guillermo Íñiguez, Jacob Kornbeck, Miguel Maduro, Petros … Read more
When rates of interest are excessive or rising, you may marvel: “Ought to I repay my mortgage or make investments? Which technique will put me financially forward in the long term?” Very low rates of interest following the worldwide monetary disaster made bigger mortgages way more inexpensive. On the similar time, robust returns from investing … Read more
It’s not like worldwide prison justice has had a simple summer time. Now it has a brand new bone to chew on – and it’s a very meaty one. On Monday, 9 September 2024, Vanuatu, Fiji and Samoa collectively submitted a proposal to amend the Rome Statute of the Worldwide Prison Court docket to the UN … Read more
Query: We’re in one other heated election season and some of our workers are identified to share their political beliefs at lunchtime. Not all people likes it. Are we allowed to maintain politics out of the office to keep away from battle and protect what workforce spirit … Read more