Felix Peerboom
@felixpeerboom.bsky.social
PhD candidate & lecturer in international refugee- and EU asylum law
@lawinmaastricht.bsky.social|MT Maastricht Centre for European Law & JM Chair in EU Migration Law and Governance|researcher @ensured.bsky.social|member IJRL Case Law Editorial Team
@lawinmaastricht.bsky.social|MT Maastricht Centre for European Law & JM Chair in EU Migration Law and Governance|researcher @ensured.bsky.social|member IJRL Case Law Editorial Team
🙏 I would like to thank Prof. Kai Michael Kenkel (@gettingthekenksout.bsky.social) and his team for hosting us so wonderfully in Rio, as well as all colleagues for their valuable contributions and the engaging discussions.
November 12, 2025 at 10:15 AM
🙏 I would like to thank Prof. Kai Michael Kenkel (@gettingthekenksout.bsky.social) and his team for hosting us so wonderfully in Rio, as well as all colleagues for their valuable contributions and the engaging discussions.
🌎 The workshop brought together both IR and legal experts from Brazil, China, the US, and the EU to discuss key themes, including climate, trade, migration, health, and digitalisation.
November 12, 2025 at 10:15 AM
🌎 The workshop brought together both IR and legal experts from Brazil, China, the US, and the EU to discuss key themes, including climate, trade, migration, health, and digitalisation.
Judgment also includes insights on 🇪🇺 #emergencylaw and #instrumentalisation
VG: Instrumentation practices do not, without further details, justify an invocation of Art 72 TFEU
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Dismisses Gov’s appeal to COM(2024)570, simply noting that EC is not empowered to allow MS to set aside secondary law
VG: Instrumentation practices do not, without further details, justify an invocation of Art 72 TFEU
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Dismisses Gov’s appeal to COM(2024)570, simply noting that EC is not empowered to allow MS to set aside secondary law
June 3, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Judgment also includes insights on 🇪🇺 #emergencylaw and #instrumentalisation
VG: Instrumentation practices do not, without further details, justify an invocation of Art 72 TFEU
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Dismisses Gov’s appeal to COM(2024)570, simply noting that EC is not empowered to allow MS to set aside secondary law
VG: Instrumentation practices do not, without further details, justify an invocation of Art 72 TFEU
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Dismisses Gov’s appeal to COM(2024)570, simply noting that EC is not empowered to allow MS to set aside secondary law