EJIL: Talk!

Thinking of submitting to the European Journal of International Law and wondering how the review process works? 💡 Check out this EJIL info video ⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=dXTHCE…

China’s Zero-Tariff Policy for Africa: Stretching the Enabling Clause? | by Beichen Ding ejiltalk.org/chinas-zero-ta…

Announcements: CfP Journal of International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict; CfP European Yearbook of Constitutional Law | by Mary Guest ejiltalk.org/announcements-…

Two Weeks in Review: 4—15 May 2026 | by Sebastian von Massow ejiltalk.org/two-weeks-in-r…

Use of third-state air bases by the United States in the conflict with Iran | by Benjamin Meret ejiltalk.org/use-of-third-s…

Jorge Vinuales’ contribution to ‘International Environmental Law after Half a Century’ asks whether IEL is a law of side effects: a field structured to preserve production and consumption while regulating their environmental externalities. academic.oup.com/ejil/article/3…

Outi Penttilä and Martti Koskenniemi reconstruct the rise of international environmental law from 1946 to 1993, tracing a professional project shaped by contested boundaries, development, and environmental protection. academic.oup.com/ejil/article/3…

Edith Brown Weiss and Lydia Slobodian argue that international environmental law must undergo transformational change, moving beyond anthropocentrism, legal silos, and the exclusion of vulnerable communities. academic.oup.com/ejil/article-a…

EJIL 36(4) includes a Symposium on ‘International Environmental Law after Half a Century’. In his framing article, Jorge Vinuales asks how to assess the field’s trajectory, its limits, and the balance between development and environmental protection. academic.oup.com/ejil/article-a…

The ECtHR’s First Victimisation Judgment… 50 years after the 1975 Equal Pay Directive | by Margarita S. Ilieva ejiltalk.org/the-ecthrs-fir…

Worth (re)reading given the news that Iran has filed a new complaint at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal:

The Twice-Coerced Zambia and the Synergy Between Human Rights Violations and Prohibited Intervention | by Marko Milanovic ejiltalk.org/the-twice-coer…

Functional Immunity and “Covert Violent Acts”: The BGH’s Progressive Development of CIL in the Nord Stream Case | by Przemysław Roguski ejiltalk.org/functional-imm…

Exciting news -- this will be the fourth advisory opinion that the Court has issued over the past 22 months. For a useful take on what's at stake here, see here at @ejiltalk from last October: ejiltalk.org/the-ilos-right….

Diriyah Meets Washington: The IMF’s Institutional Reform Dilemma | by Robin Beglinger ejiltalk.org/diriyah-meets-…

Announcements: CfP Mapping International Law’s Second Worlds; Digital Battlefields Summer School; From Transitional to Transformative Justice Seminar [...] | by Mary Guest ejiltalk.org/announcements-…

“The ruling illustrates a pattern visible beyond Ecuador: where democratic majorities and constitutional courts once closed the door to ISDS, executive pressure and judicial reconfiguration can and are reopening it.” Very interesting, insightful read 👌🏽

Rewriting Article 422: Ecuador’s Constitutional Court, ISDS, and the Limits of Judicial Constitutional Change | by Ladan Mehranvar ejiltalk.org/rewriting-arti…

Process-oriented Review in German Arms Export Litigations: Beyond Victories and Defeats | by Shun Oshita ejiltalk.org/process-orient…

Beyond the Blockaded Area: Interdicting Iranian Oil and the Limits of Existing Maritime Legal Frameworks | by Pornomo Rovan Astri Yoga ejiltalk.org/beyond-the-blo…

En su Critical Review of Jurisprudence, Jevgeniy Bluwstein examina el caso KlimaSeniorinnen y los límites del litigio climático contra Estados. Sostiene que la decisión del TEDH pone de manifiesto las contradicciones del régimen del Acuerdo de París. academic.oup.com/ejil/article/3…