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Rainer Zitelmann speaks with Axel Kaiser, holder of the Friedrich Hayek Chair at Adolfo Ibáñez University, about the upcoming vote to change Chile’s constitution.

To mark the anniversary of the passing of the German Basic Law (Grundgesetz), we explain the history of the constitution and the key rights it upholds.

The epochal transformations in the Arab world offer a historic opportunity for Muslims and Christians in these countries – and especially in Egypt – to establish a new, constitutional foundation for their relations. A commentary by Loay Mudhoon

A German book publisher was unjustly smeared by the German government as a far-right propagandist for publishing works critical of immigration. Germany no longer has any vocal opposition to the leftist ruling class; how much longer will America?

The new issue of GLJ covers a variety of topics that are of high topicality either because they cover recent events or as they deal with current legal issues.

On 11 October 2021, Norway's highest court declared a construction licence granted in respect of wind turbines to be invalid, because it breached the right of minorities to practice...

Christian Meyer of Maiwald discusses a case concerning the domain muenchen.de, in which a reference to a USB stick was found to be admissible in an application for an injunction

The center-left Social Democrats, the neoliberal Free Democrats and the environmentalist Greens agreed on a joint paper as the basis of coalition talks. Here is the full text in English.

Given the rapidly emergent threat posed by mass migration in general, and its weaponization of migration in particular, could the advent of “migration interventionism” by Western governments curb those flows at the source?

German Unity Day falls on Thursday. Did you know these facts about reunification and 'der Tag der deutschen Einheit'?