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Silver Linings

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By Janka Deli, Katerina Linos
| Verfassungsblog
In June 2026, after a two-year transition, the EU Migration and Asylum Pact became applicable across the Union. Its adoption in April 2024 drew condemnation from across the political spectrum. The European Council on Refugees and Exiles, representing 122 NGOs, called it “a dark day for Europe”, while Viktor Orbán called it “another nail in the coffin of the European Union”. Scholarly assessments have been similarly critical, and we share some of the criticisms.
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Trump’s Board of Peace: America’s Worst Coalition of the Willing

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By Kristina Daugirdas, Katerina Linos
| Lawfare Verified
President Trump’s newly announced “Board of Peace,” which Trump says “might” replace the United Nations, has attracted Middle Eastern monarchs and alarmed allies, with its expanded global remit and $1 billion price tag for permanent membership. But while much of Trump’s proposal is unprecedented, many U.S. presidents have also attempted to bypass traditional multilateral institutions in favor of more exclusive arrangements.
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Do competition laws foster economic growth? – Concurrences

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By Anu Bradford, Katerina Linos, Adam Chilton, Dina Kallay
| Concurrences Verified
Previous article Next article Share on | Estimated reading time: 5 min This foreword previews a major empirical study examining whether the post-Cold War push for global competition laws delivered the promised economic growth. International institutions like the IMF and World Bank promoted these laws as essential for development, resulting in over 120 countries adopting them.
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