War as an Accession Accelerator? Ukraine’s Path Towards the EU by Sylwia Katarzyna Mazur

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Air Warfare over Ukraine and International Humanitarian Law by Oleksandr Sotula, Mateusz Piątkowski

Subjects: “…russian aggression against ukraine…”
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Accountability for the Crimes Against Civilians Committed During the Armed Conflict in Ukraine by Anna Głogowska-Balcerzak

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The EU’s Sanctions Against Russia in the Context of Russian Aggression on Ukraine, and Their Judicial Control by Magdalena Matusiak-Frącczak

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Tracking IHL Violations Through Arms Export in the Context of the Russian Aggression Against Ukraine by Dominika Iwan-Sojka

“…The paper tracks challenges to litigating (direct and indirect) imports of military equipment to Russia and Russia’s subsequent international humanitarian law of armed conflicts (IHL) violations committed in indiscriminate attacks in Ukraine. It asks whether arms export control is capable of preventing or mitigating the results of indiscriminate attacks in Ukraine. …”
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International and National Legal Protection of the Civilian Population During an Armed Conflict: The Example of Ukraine by Yevdokiia J. Streltsova, Yevgen L. Streltsov

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Investigating and Prosecuting International Crimes Committed in the Context of the Russian Aggression Against Ukraine: The Polish Involvement by Ilona Topa

Subjects: “…international crimes in ukraine…”
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Challenges arising from cyber security in the dimension of modern global security (on the example of the Russia-Ukraine war) by Alika Guchua, Thornike Zedelashvili

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Characteristics of a resolution authorizing an executive body of a local self-government unit to amend a budget in order to implement tasks related to assistance to Ukrainian citiz... by Piotr Solka

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Starlink’s Provision of Telecommunication Services During the Time of Armed Conflict and Its Consequences from the Perspective of Public International Law by Bartłomiej Gerałt

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The right to humanitarian aid and human dignity. Observations against the background of the law on assistance to Ukrainian citizens in Poland by Beata Stępień-Załucka, Joanna Uliasz

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The Legal Status of ‘Civilian Hackers’ under International Humanitarian Law by Michał Byczyński

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Land Warfare During the Russian-Ukrainian War and International Humanitarian Law by Krzysztof Kaźmierczak

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The Violation of the Laws of Armed Conflict in the Ukrainian and Polish Dimension: The Criminal Law Discourse by Oleksandr Sotula

“…The current Criminal Code of Ukraine has shown that it can effectively respond to the challenges associated with the war unleashed by the Russian Federation against Ukraine. …”
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CEPEJ Gudelines for Mediation Resolving Administrative Disputes – A Comparison between Council of Europe States and Ukrainian Perspectives by Alina Serhieieva

“…The status of Ukraine as a candidate country for the European Union membership reinforces the need for comparative analysis between Ukrainian regulations and law of other EU Member States as well as European regulations. …”
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Role of military cooperation in Vietnam-Russia relations by Michał Zaręba

“…The theses of this paper assume that: 1) the government in Hanoi maintains friendly relations with Moscow on the political level in the face of the conflict in Ukraine and continues military cooperation, however Russian arms exports to Vietnam has declined, 2) Vietnam diversifies weapon trade partners expanding cooperation with Israel, Belarus, US and South Korea, but Russia still remains crucial arms importer for Hanoi. …”
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The Sustainability of Esas Triumvirate for Sustainability-Related Disclosures in the Financial Sector – All for One and One for All? by Filip Rubáček, Radka MacGregor Pelikánová, Robert K. MacGregor

“…The EU moved, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and other events, from mere Directives to Regulations, i.e. the genuine reporting about sustainability is becoming a duty for certain businesses, especially in the financial sector. …”
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Wiktor Schramm’s voice in the discussion on the use of the Josephine cadastre in the study of agriculture and agricultural technology in Galicia in the 18th century (W. Schramm, “R... by Małgorzata Łapa, Sebastian Latocha

“…Nowadays, the materials produced during the implementation of land surveys in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy of Joseph II are stored at the Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine in Lviv. The article points out the untapped potential of the Josephine metric in the study of such sciences as economic history, historical ethnography, demography, geography, natural sciences and others.…”
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Targeting in the Russian-Ukrainian War: The Crossroads of Legal and Technical Aspects by Wiesław Goździewicz

“…Media coverage of the Russian-Ukrainian war has contributed significantly to the misperception of IHL provisions applicable to targeting. During the war in Ukraine, political declarations were made several times that a war crime had occurred in the form of a deliberate attack on the civilian object. …”
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