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The European Network for Judicial Training discussed the future of justice and set out its strategic development priorities for 2028–2034
OSINT in international crimes: findings from the study visit by Ukrainian judges to Ireland and Northern Ireland
Ukraine and the EU acquis on the provision of asylum to refugees: NSJU presented the position of the Ukrainian judiciary at an international conference in Poland
High-quality administrative justice, taking into account the legal opinions of national and European courts
How is commercial litigation changing under the influence of European standards and modern technologies?
From the post-Soviet legacy to European standards: changing requirements for the Ukrainian justice system in the process of European integration
Judicial independence as interpreted by the Court of Justice of the EU: European standards through the experience of Finland and Poland
Anti-corruption in line with EU rules: what changes will the Ukrainian justice system have to make on the path to membership?
Consistency in judicial practice in combining the Supreme Court’s experience with European approaches
From the Constitution and the ECHR to artificial intelligence: a week-long training course for administrative court judges at NSJU
From an ECHR ruling to a specific court case: how European standards are put into practice in Ukrainian courts
AI and automated decision-making: what standards are the court staff members of the Supreme Court being trained to meet?
Court practice with a focus on European standards: a week of professional training for judges at the NSJU
Cyprus’s experience for the Ukrainian justice system: NSJU to develop cooperation with the Cyprus Judicial Training School
The Green Deal for Themis: which EU environmental standards should Ukrainian judges take into account?
NSJU and PEJ will strengthen judges’ capacity to hear cases involving war crimes and crimes against humanity
War does not abolish either rights or criminal liability: the 4th Lviv Summer School on International Law took place
From Luxembourg to the Ukrainian courts: the National School of Judges held its second Summer School on EU law
Not just settling disputes, but helping to resolve them: the NSJU is fostering a culture of alternative dispute resolution
Case Laboratory for Judges: how trial simulations help in the adjudication of cases involving international crimes
OSCE delegates’ ‘solidarity visit’ to Ukraine: outcomes of cooperation and prospects for judicial training
Ukrainian judges received training on international labour standards: outcomes of the visit to the ILO International Training Centre
International crimes in the spotlight: judges honed their practical skills in conducting court proceedings
From Luxembourg to the National Court: the NSJU has begun preparations for its Summer School on European Union Law
Artificial Intelligence and Fair Trials: NSJU and the Asser Institute are developing new training initiatives for judges
OSINT evidence in cases involving international crimes: when digital material becomes admissible evidence in court
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