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Prof. Lilian Tsourdi and Dr. Catherine Warin (University of Lille) co-authored a mapping study on identifying and effectively responding to needs linked with vulnerability in the context of asylum and migration as commissioned by the Council of Europe (Division on Migration and Refugees).

ICGI and the Elverding Chair hosted a roundtable to discuss the WODC report previously written by the members of the ICGI on an evaluation of Dutch legislation regarding protection mechanisms against hostile takeovers (the reflection period).

On 24 November 2025, the Globalisation & Law Network, together with the Institute for Globalisation and International Regulation (IGIR) held the seminar with Professor Áine Ryall.

Lóránt Havas delivered a guest lecture on the EU’s evolving CFSP, discussing key legal developments, institutional challenges, and new defence instruments.

Guido Bellenghi showcased his forthcoming study on how emergency arguments feature in the CJEU’s reasoning during his presentation at MCEL’s November Forum.

What happens to the universal rights of a child when their home is a “de-facto” state—a political entity that has all the hallmarks of nationhood, yet is not officially recognised? And who bears legal and moral responsibility for these children when war breaks out? These issues lie at the heart of the...

24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime 2025

Pick Our Brains Session with Andres Caceres Solari

On 20 November 2025, ICGI members, Tom Vos and Lucia Jeremiašová, spoke at the seminar on shareholder activism and sustainability organised by Linklaters Belgium and the Belgian Center of Company Law. The seminar formed part of the series “Company Law as Driver of Societal Change?”

UM faculties now host Teacher Information Points (TIPs) that offer local, “just-in-time” and on-demand support for teaching staff. The aim is simple: to provide help that is closely connected to day-to-day teaching practice.