Policy

In a recent publication, Tamás Klein from the Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, delves into the intricacies of press policing regulations during the Horthy era in Hungary. This research, titled “Adalékok a H

Recent research by Tamás Klein, a scholar from the Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, sheds light on the press policing regulations during the Horthy era in Hungary. While the study focuses on historical medi

In an era where media consumption is rapidly evolving, the research conducted by Peggy Valcke from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven delves into the intricate relationship between users and media pluralism regulation. This exploration is particularl

The recent article by Mihály Gálik from Corvinus University of Budapest sheds light on the failed merger between Axel Springer and the Ringier publishing group, a significant event that has implications not only for media concentration but also for t

In a landscape where trade and economic collaboration between Russia and China is intensifying, a recent study sheds light on the intricate legal frameworks governing contractual obligations in these two nations. Authored by S. Zimneva from Study Reveals Legal Insights to Navigate Energy Contracts Between Russia and China Read More »

A new chapter is unfolding for the BRICS alliance, as emerging countries express interest in joining the group, now referred to as BRICS+. This expansion brings a dual-edged sword of opportunities and challenges, especially regarding digital sovereig

A recent article published in the ‘BRICS Law Journal’ sheds light on the critical intersection of FinTech, impact finance, and digital transformation within the BRICS+ countries. Authored by A. Belitskaya from Lomonoso

In a groundbreaking exploration of genome editing, researchers are challenging long-held distinctions that have defined the ethical and regulatory landscapes of genetic interventions. The study, led by Ioanna Angelioudaki from the Second Department o

Cervical cancer continues to pose a significant health challenge worldwide, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where access to healthcare can be limited. Recent research presents a promising avenue for targeted treatments that could not

Recent research highlights a promising avenue for addressing alcohol-induced gastric injuries, a condition that affects many individuals worldwide. A team of scientists led by Renzhi Lv from the National Engineering Research Center of Seafood at Dali