ZEuS Zeitschrift für Europarechtliche Studien

This article examines the question whether judicial persecution of the Russian aggression against Ukraine is feasible and which tribunal might be competent. In this context, a distinction has to be drawn between individual criminal responsibility...

In the evolving context of European Union public law, mutual trust has risen as a pivotal structural principle, anchoring the horizontal relationship among EU Member States, particularly in areas falling outside the scope of application of EU law....

The American Inflation Reduction Act has caused a stir in the economic world. This expression of a new American industrial policy is attracting investment, which is why fears of de-industrialisation are spreading on the European side. This article...

On the UN as well as the European level, the concepts of peace and security have been broadened. Negative peace has been extended to positive peace and security from inter-State security against military and hybrid attacks to inter- and intra-State...

While Torsten Stein’s great merits for the Deutsche Vereinigung für Internatioales Recht (DVIR), for which he served as Secretary-General (1993–2006) and President (2006–2016) as well as his merits for the International Law Association, for...

The Russian Federation's war of aggression against Ukraine marks a dramatic turning point for the European security order; it strikes at the core of Europe's ability to act as a global political actor, its strategic autonomy, and its identity as a...

Foreign direct investment screening (FDI) has become increasingly important in Germany in the last few years. However, the rapidly rising number of reviewed transactions contrasts with a very small number of court decisions in this field. This...