A conversation with Catherine Barnard about post-Brexit Britain and the Law

In this third and final FIDE Conversations Podcast, Guillermo Iñiguez talks with Alicja Sikora-Kalėda, Rapporteure Générale of the Topic on energy solidarity and energy security – from green transition to the EU’s crisis management

In this new FIDE Conversation Podcast, Julia Fernández Arribas talks with the general and institutional rapporteurs of the FIDE topic on EU Emergency Law, Daniel Sarmiento, Alice Jaume and Emanuele Rebasti.

In this Podcast, Eleanor Spaventa, from Bocconi University, and Luke Dimitrios Spieker, from Humboldt University Berlin, discuss the groundbreaking judgment of the Court of Justice in the "golden passports" case: Commission v. Malta, conducted by Guillermo Iñiguez, In-Depth editor of EU Law Live.

In this special issue of the FIDE Conversations, Lena Hornkohl talks with Martin Husovec, General Rapporteur of the FIDE Congress on the Digital Economy, in anticipation of the discussions that will take place in FIDE on this topic.

Daniel Sarmiento talks with Elise Muir, Professor of EU Law at KU Leuven and Director of its Institute of European Union Law, on some of the main challenges of the EU in its human rights policy and the Court of Justice's case law on human rights.

Daniel Sarmiento talks in detail with Ignacio Garcia Bercero, former trade expert and negotiator of the European Commission and currently a fellow in Bruegel, on the current landscape of world trade and its impact on the EU's trade and global agenda

A conversation with Sir Nicholas Forwood KC, former judge of the General Court and one of the leading barristers of his generation, having worked on some of the seminal cases in the case-law of European courts.

Special edition: a Podcast on the upcoming FIDE 2025 Congress, that will take place in Katowice, Poland, in conversation with K. Lenaerts, M. Szpunar and F. Nicola.

Takis Tridimas, Chair of European Law at King's College London, talks with Daniel Sarmiento about the reform of the Court of Justice that will partly transfer the preliminary reference procedure to the General Court, as well as other major novelties that will bring about the biggest overhaul of the Union's court system since the creation of the Court of First Instance in 1989

In conversation with Marc van der Woude, President of the General Court, on the eve of one of the largest reforms every introduced in the Union's court system, to discuss the enlargement of the General Court, the transfer of preliminary references and many other issues.