Don't forget! You can catch up on this term's Friday lunchtime lectures at: buff.ly/ErSxBGk

Don't miss tomorrow's event: 2 pm, Tues 11 Nov 2025: 'Pluriloguing with ourselves: non-dominant feminisms in global governance (a conversation with Gina Heathcote and Amena Yassine). All welcome. More info: buff.ly/b8sAmm1

4 pm Fri 14 November 2025 - Join us next week for the Award Ceremony for the Max Planck-Cambridge Prize for International Law (MaxCamPIL) 2025 which will be presented to Prof Eliav Lieblich. Further info: buff.ly/cr5MraV

Don't miss tomorrow's event 5 pm - 6 pm Friday 7 November: 'In Conversation with Prof Joan Donoghue and Sir Christopher Greenwood'. Followed by a drinks reception in the Old Library. All welcome to attend. Further info: buff.ly/kTAbebv

Reminder for tomorrow's lunchtime lecture - 1pm Fri 7 November: 'International Police Cooperation in an Era of Rising Authoritarianism' - Prof Kristina Daugirdas, University of Michigan. 12.30 pm sandwich lunch in the Old Library for attendees. More info: buff.ly/OseaZz2

Reminder for tomorrow's lecture 4.30 pm Thurs 6 Nov: 'The UN's tortious liability in peacekeeping missions' with Prof Dr Kirsten Schmalenbach, Paris-Lodron University, Salzburg. Commentator: Prof Kristina Daugirdas, University of Michigan. More info: buff.ly/7Pz2cqY

Afternoon Event: Tues 11 Nov 2025: 'Pluriloguing with ourselves: non-dominant feminisms in global governance (a conversation with Gina Heathcote and Amena Yassine). More info: buff.ly/b8sAmm1

Friday lunchtime lecture this week - 1pm Fri 7 November: 'International Police Cooperation in an Era of Rising Authoritarianism' - Prof Kristina Daugirdas, University of Michigan. 12.30 pm sandwich lunch in the Old Library for attendees. More info: buff.ly/OseaZz2

Evening event 5 pm - 6 pm Friday 7 November: 'In Conversation with Prof Joan Donoghue and Sir Christopher Greenwood'. Followed by a drinks reception in the Old Library. All welcome to attend. Further info: buff.ly/kTAbebv

Don't miss tomorrow's lunchtime lecture with Prof Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge: ‘Is the disorder of our times unprecedented?’ Sandwich Lunch from 12.30 pm for attendees in the Old Library. Further info: buff.ly/pdpbN99

Afternoon lecture at the Centre 4.30 pm Thurs 6 Nov: 'The UN's tortious liability in peacekeeping missions' with Prof Dr Kirsten Schmalenbach, Paris-Lodron University, Salzburg. Commentator: Prof Kristina Daugirdas, University of Michigan. More info: buff.ly/7Pz2cqY

The latest issue of 'Lauterpacht Centre News' is out now! Catch up on all the Centre’s news, recent activities and upcoming events here: buff.ly/QeAFxBT

Don't miss this Friday's lunchtime lecture with Prof Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge: ‘Is the disorder of our times unprecedented?’. All welcome to attend. Further info: buff.ly/pdpbN99

The scope of future inquiry into remedies in international law starts with a discussion of the ILC Articles says former ICJ President and current @cambridgelaw.bsky.social Arthur Goodhart Visiting Professor Joan Donoghue in her closing keynote @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social @cam.ac.uk

Are you interested in international humanitarian law? Learn more about customary #IHL in our database, just updated with additional practice from Canada and Nigeria. 👉🏼Canada: ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/customary... 👉🏼Nigeria: ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/customary...

Seminar: 'Queer Theory and Human Rights: Methods and Critiques' and Workshop: 'Human Rights and Storytelling' - Fri 5 December 2025. Led by Dr David Nnanna Ikpo and Prof Loveday Hodson. More info and registration: buff.ly/YgujIjN

Customary international law is a source of law for the common law in this jurisdiction while at the same time being applied more frequently says @supremecourt.uk Justice Lord Lloyd-Jones @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social @cambridgelaw.bsky.social @downingcollege.bsky.social @cam.ac.uk

Lord Robert Carnwath kicks off this year’s Law & the Climate Crisis Seminar Series discussing the roles and attitudes of judges in climate litigation @hugheshall.bsky.social @climatehughes.bsky.social @cambridgezero.bsky.social @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social

Warmest congratulations to Prof @mccordonier.bsky.social on her Impact Maker award by the UNFCCC High Level Champions. @demedglobal.bsky.social @cisdl.bsky.social @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social @lucycavcoll.bsky.social @cam.ac.uk @cambridgezero.bsky.social www.climatechampions.net/news/impact-...

Join us on to discuss the strategic partnership between Spain and the UK in a challenging global landscape with the Ambassador of Spain to the UK and N Ireland, José Pascual Marco Martínez. 🗓️Mon, 27 Oct 2025 🕑14:00 - 15:00 📍SG1/2 ARB Register now: spain-uk-relations.eventbrite.co.uk

Upcoming Friday lunchtime lecture with Prof Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge: ‘Is the disorder of our times unprecedented?’. All welcome to attend. Further info: buff.ly/4Z8Wh50

Join us for tomorrow's Lunchtime Lecture: 'Public International Law in the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom' with The Right Hon Lord Lloyd-Jones, Justice of the Supreme Court: buff.ly/AelsfLH

Eli Lauterpacht Lecture 2025: 'Hard Law in Times of Liquid Modernity: Treaty Law and Practice in the 21st Century' - Santiago Villalpando, Legal Advisor and Director of UNESCO. 1pm Fri 28 November 2025. More & Registration: buff.ly/zgmf0vx

A very warm welcome to the @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social for Prof Jan Klabbers as the new Whewell Professor of International Law @cambridgelaw.bsky.social @cam.ac.uk for his Friday Lecture before a very full house speaking on International Organisation law.

We're excited to announce details of our seminar series for Michaelmas, convened by our postdoctoral scholar, Ashwin Varghese. Register for your next event: shorturl.at/saRod. #AlgorithmicGovernance

Join us for tomorrow's lunchtime lecture 1 pm Fri 10 October: 'International Organizations between Mission and Market' with Prof Jan Klabbers, University of Cambridge. Further details at: buff.ly/FhZeRiC

Are you curious about the future of the law in the age of AI? 🤔 Join our convo with Prof Mimi Zou, editor of 'The Cambridge Handbook of GenAI and the Law', next week! Hosted by @annkristinglenster.bsky.social with @cambridgelaw.bsky.social and @wipo.int. Book now ➡️ www.mctd.ac.uk/events/book-...

📖@lexisnexisuk.bsky.social has published the new 'The Law and Practice of Human Rights' by David Blundell KC, Miranda Butler and Alistair Mills ( @magdalenecollege.bsky.social) - all from @landmarkch.bsky.social: 🔗https://www.law.cam.ac.uk/press/news/2025/10/law-and-practice-human-rights

Join us next Friday for the first Lunchtime Lecture of the new term: 'International Organizations between Mission and Market' with Prof Jan Klabbers, University of Cambridge. Further details at: buff.ly/FhZeRiC

📣 Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship Join our vibrant academic community as a salaried Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow to carry out your independent research in 2026-27 Learn more about the application process and apply by 24 Oct 2025 https://bit.ly/3oudw1R

Details of upcoming events and lectures at the Lauterpacht Centre for Michaelmas Term 2025 are now available! New events are being added all the time so be sure to check the website regularly. Further info: buff.ly/YsbSqen

Join the Cambridge Arbitration Society, CUArb at the Lauterpacht Centre at 5pm Friday 3 October 2025: 'Where is Arbitration Going?' All welcome to attend. Please register early! Sign up via: tinyurl.com/whereisarbitrationgoing

If you’re considering applying for a research visit to the Centre, please note that the application deadline for 2026 is the end of this week - Friday 5 September 2025. Further info and how to apply: buff.ly/Ypz5B5X

📣 Quentin Skinner Lectureship 2025–26 Are you an early-career scholar in modern intellectual history since c.1500? Join our research community as a Visiting Fellow and deliver the Quentin Skinner Lecture 2026 with @camhistory.bsky.social Apply by 1 Oct 2025 buff.ly/tQABBo4

Popular International Law Workshop - 9 am - 4.45 pm, Fri 26 Sept 2025. Contributions from scholars on popular international law will be explored. Further info and registration: buff.ly/iwlfXdG

If you’re considering applying for a research visit to the Centre, please note that the application deadline for 2026 is 5 September 2025. Further info and how to apply: buff.ly/Ypz5B5X

If you’re considering applying for the Winiarski Scholarship for a research visit to the Centre, please note that applications close on 20 August 2025. We look forward to hearing from you! Further details: buff.ly/CMqAWY1

Trump's Russia strategy is a textbook exercise in negotiating theory, says Professor Marc Weller ➡# Read more: trib.al/buWRnqa

It is sometimes worth looking back and review past scholarly contributions. Fondly remembering our conference @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social on which this edited volume by Prof Robert Schuetze on Globalisation and Governance @cambup-law.cambridge.org 2018 is based. www.cambridge.org/ch/universit...

🎙️How does migration change our world? Catherine Barnard & Emmanuelle Auriol join Richard Westcott to explore how migration impacts labour markets & social cohesion, how economic incentives & border regimes shape who migrates & why, & what smarter, fairer policies might look like. 🎧 pod.fo/e/309b75

The 'world court' on climate change - Cambridge professor and Centre Fellow, Prof Jorge E. Vinuales, and counsel team member for Vanuatu gives his initial views on the landmark ICJ Advisory Opinion. Read more at: www.cam.ac.uk/stories/icj-climate-opinion-cambridge-expert

Prof Marc Weller gave a very warm welcome to our summer visiting researchers over coffee and a variety of yummy cakes! A big thank you also to Dr Humoud Alfadhli for his amazing date cake—absolutely delicious! If you're thinking about joining us for a research visit, please visit: buff.ly/qlhNZZY

Join us on Friday 25 July 4-6pm UK time - open to all: Tensions & Transformations: Teaching Sust Dev Law in Turbulent Times This online panel will also launch Sustainable Development Law: Principles, Practices, and Prospects (2nd ed, OUP, 2025) www.eventbrite.ca/e/tensions-t...

📆 July 23, 2025: This Wednesday marks a defining day for international law!  The International Court of Justice will deliver its first-ever climate advisory opinion — a ruling that could strengthen global legal protections for people and the planet.

Applications are now open for the Winiarski Scholarship 2026. Funded by Polish Embassy UK the scholarship offers support towards a research visit of 8 weeks at the Lauterpacht Centre. Deadline is 20 August 2025. How to apply: buff.ly/AcFhBEb

📢On 1st July Dr Rumiana Yotova (@caiuscollege.bsky.social) was was invited to deliver the 6th Annual Heilbron Lecture for the Next 100 Years Project in the Old Bailey on the topic 'Creation: The Human and Humanity in the Age of New Technologies': 🔗https://bit.ly/464sxNC #CRISPR #BioTech

Action on climate change is urgent and now a jus cogens norm? Read my blog. Thanks to @cambridgelaw.bsky.social @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social @cisdl.bsky.social @hugheshall.bsky.social @climatehughes.bsky.social @demedglobal.bsky.social & all who commented. verfassungsblog.de/jus-cogens-a...

Joint conference with the University of Lomza: ‘Bohdan Winiarski and his views against the background of international law of the 20th century’ - Monday 8 September 2025. More info & registration: buff.ly/NKDNHuX

Our former @lauterpachtcentre.bsky.social Director @cam.ac.uk emeritus Prof Benvenisti who was part of Israel’s ICJ team raises the alarm of this manifest war crime being planned. @cambridgelaw.bsky.social Time for the UK government to act. Even planning a war crime is criminal.