Blog post by Signe Krantz There will have been a before and an after the Summer Course on International Copyright Law & Policy 2026 at the University of Amsterdam. As…
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Blog post by Mariana Harjevschi The recent adoption of the Regulation on Open Science in the Republic of Moldova marks an important milestone in the modernisation of the national research…
Blog post by Ana Lazarova Libraries are essential infrastructures for research, education, culture, and lifelong learning. Every day, academic, public, research, and school libraries connect people with knowledge, preserve cultural…
Blog post by Benjamin White A Study of 100 Contracts, published by Knowledge Rights 21, shines a light on the critical issue that contracts severely undermine the ability of libraries to…
The Digital Omnibus on Data, the first major piece of legislation to reach the European Parliament and Council in the 2024-2029 mandate, is being built largely around the needs of…
Throughout the second half of 2026, Irish representatives will take charge of the vast majority of meetings of the European Union’s Member States. As usual, this presidency will be about…
Blog post by Maarten ZeinstraSee also the Kluwer Copyright Blog post by Ariadna Matas and Maarten In November 2025, Knowledge Rights 21 (KR21) reported on the systemic challenges facing the…
Stop Killing Games is just the 14th European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) in as many years to have received the over 1 million signatures necessary to trigger an obligation for the…
Blog Post by Dr Konrad Gliściński LL.M. (Intellectual Property Law Chair JU/ Centrum Cyfrowe) Research today is international, digital, data-intensive, and collaborative by default. Scientists routinely work across borders, rely…
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