Why We Should Be Cautious About Granting Present Rights to Future Generations The appeal to future generations as a means to legitimize climate litigation is growing. The idea of advocating for the rights of future generations is closely linked to the recognition of the human right to a healthy environment (HR2HE); this right is seen … Read more
The EU is often viewed as a champion of gender equality, write Elena Frech and Jessica Fortin-Rittberger. But unless commitments are translated into sustained action, future political changes could reverse the progress made so far. From parliaments to governments, women are breaking barriers – yet persistent underrepresentation remains, challenging the ideal of equal citizenship on … Read more
The Bouskoura case (C-387/24 PPU), lodged on 4 June 2024 and ultimately addressed by the ECJ on 4 October 2024, brings about significant insights at a point of critical juncture between immigrants’ fundamental rights and procedural matters as regarding asylum seeking and return decisions. The dispute in question involves a third-country national (‘TCN’) who appealed … Read more
As the enthusiasm around artificial intelligence (AI) reaches its peak, it has become clear that AI is no longer just a “nice-to-have” for enterprises. Now a game changer for its efficiency and productivity gains it offers businesses, it’s no wonder that nearly every enterprise has some form of AI in place. But maximizing their AI … Read more
The commercial auto insurance line has struggled to achieve underwriting profitability for years, even before the inflationary conditions that have been affecting property/casualty lines more recently. This trend has been accompanied by steady growth in net written premiums (NWP). This weakness in underwriting profitability has been driven by several causes, according to a new Triple-I … Read more