A conversation with Christiaan Timmermans, former judge of the Court of Justice, on his professional career as a European lawyer, the past and present Court, and the current state of the European Union.

Daniel Sarmiento talks with Catherine Barnard, Professor of European and Employment Law at the University of Cambridge, about the implications of Brexit in the UK's legal order and the future of EU-UK relations

Artificial Intelligence and EU Law - A conversation with Cornelia Kutterer and Herwig Hofmann about the impact of AI in the public and the private sector, seen from the perspective of EU Law and the upcoming AI Act.

A conversation about EU law, integration through law, and the fascinating career of one of the EU's most powerful lawyers: Daniel Calleja Crespo, Director General of the Legal Service of the European Commission

A FIDE Conversation on European Social Europe with Sacha Garben (College of Europe, Bruges) and Sophie Robin-Olivier (Paris I, Sorbonne).

A conversation with Jean-François Bellis, Isabelle van Damme and Ben Smulders on the new geopolitical dimension of the EU's competition and trade policies

Daniel Sarmiento and Emilija Berzanskaite speak with Lorena Boix, Director of Digital Society, Trust and Cybersecurity in the European Commission, to discuss the legal challenges that the EU faces in the digital terrain

A conversation with the rapporteurs of the FIDE 2023 Congress topic on the rule of law and mutual trust, Miguel Poiares Maduro, Clemens Ladenburger, Yona Marinova and Jonathan Tomkin

A conversation with Koen Lenaerts, President of the Court of Justice of the EU, on the past, present and future of the Court of Justice, of his evolution as an EU lawyer, and many others issues, conducted by Daniel Sarmiento

In this Podcast, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Francesco Viganò, judge of the Italian Constitutional Court and Professor of Criminal Law at Bocconi University, Milan, about judicial dialogue in Europe and the challenges of constitutional justice in a European context.

A conversation with Allan Rosas, professor of Law and former judge of the Court of Justice, on the current trends in the case-law of the Court of Justice, the evolution of the Institutions and the future of the European Union's legal order.

A conversation with Tommaso Pavone in the wake of his recently published book The Ghostwriters, about the role of national lawyers in shaping landmark cases of EU law in the sixties and seventies, paving the way for groundbreaking change and challenging the orthodox narrative of the "judicial-empowerment" thesis.

A conversation with Marlene Wind, Director of the Centre for European Politics at the University of Copenhagen, on the challenges facing the EU, from the Russian menace to the rule of law crisis

Maciej Bernatt, author of "Antitrust and Populism", talks with Daniel Sarmiento on the implications that rising illiberal movements pose for traditional competition policy.

A Podcast about the legal issues surrounding the accession of Ukraine to the EU, in the wake of a military offensive and a geopolitical crisis that forces the EU to reassess its place in the world order. Roman Petrov is Professor of International Law and EU Law at the National University of Kyiv and a leading expert on EU-Ukraine relations.

Robert Spano, President of the European Court of Human Rights, discusses with Daniel Sarmiento some of the main challenges of Europe's leading human rights court

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team

EU Law Live's Podcast Series, edited by the EU Law Live team