In the media

• In a recent interview with The New Arab, acting academic director Christophe Paulussen commented on the new Global 195 initiative, stressing the need to bring to justice all suspects of international crimes, regardless of their nationality or the location of their crime(s). (28 March 2025)
• Aalborg University News cited SSH nomination to Dr Liesbeth Lijnzaad for her honourary doctorate at Aalborg University. (27 March 2025). 
• In a recent Völkerrechtsblog podcast, researcher Klaudia Klonowska shared her research on AI-enabled decision-support systems and their intra-actions with human judgement and international legal rules and principles. (24 March 2025).
• The Asser Institute and the Judicial Academy signed a memorandum of cooperation agreeing on implementing joint research and education activities. Published on Judicial Academy news. (24 March 2025). 
• The Wassenaar Times: collaborating with Movies that Matter, the Asser Institute is screening three documentaries exposing the truth about the war in Ukraine on 26 March 2025. (22 March 2025).
• In an interview with de Volkskrant, researcher Narin Idriz argues that geopolitical shifts and NATO tensions are driving Europe and Turkey towards renewed cooperation, despite lingering concerns over rule-of-law issues. She suggests that rule-of-law problems unfortunately are no longer unique to Turkey, citing similar issues in other countries, including the US, Hungary, and even the Netherlands. This "normalisation" makes Turkey seem less of an outlier. Idriz further explains the EU renewed interest due to Turkey's strategic importance, military strength, and burgeoning defence industry, particularly considering the Ukraine conflict. Turkey's manufacturing capacity could be a solution to European production shortages and the desire to lessen dependence on China. (18 March 2025).
• Three artists, three unique perspectives on how international law is connected to our daily lives. This week Fotoexpositie.nl covers the photography exhibitions of three artists in residency at the Asser Institute. (04 March 2025)
• Ever wondered about the story behind a street name? In our 'Street in Pictures' column, we uncover the meanings behind them. This week: the Tobias Asserlaan, (in Dutch) on Zoetermeeractief.nl. (25 February 2025)
• France24 quoted researcher James Patrick Sexton who had shared his concerns on what's next for the ICC after the US sanctions with AFP. His statements also appeared in The Guardian, RFI, Oman Observer, Replúbica, MSN, inkl, Asianet Newsable, yahoo! News, Seychelles News Agency, Kyiv Post, Barron's, and Zeta. (07 February 2025)
• Researcher Antoine Duval's comment on the impact of the Lassana Diarra case on the football transfer market was published on Het Parool.  (07 February 2025)
• Verfassungblog on Matters Constitutional publishes Uladzislau Belavusau's blogpost on the role of memory laws in France and the Netherlands in shaping the legal frameworks that influence how colonial history is addressed. (29 January 2025)
• Interviewed by the New York Times’s sports journalism department The Athletic, Antoine Duval, head of the Asser Institute’s International Sports Law Centre, commented on a recent CJEU Advocate General’s Opinion, which suggests that athletes and organisations should have the right to challenge the decisions of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on the basis of EU law in the national courts of EU member states (16 January 2025). 
• CJEU’s Advocate General Tamara Ćapeta cites senior researcher Antoine Duval in opinion challenging the Court of Arbitration for sport. (16 January 2025)
• The Royal Academy of Art The Hague shares an interview with our artists-in-residence to announce a collaborative project with the Asser Institute connecting international law and art. (16 December 2024)
  Diplomat Magazine shares an interview with researcher Rumyana van Ark, in which she discusses her latest book on the children of (alleged) foreign terrorist fighters and their plights. (1 December 2024)
• Researcher Niki Siampakou's policy brief on transitional justice in post-war Sri Lanka is shared by Diplomat Magazine. (1 December 2024)
• Investigative platforms Follow the Money and The Investigative Desk interviews researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz about the Dutch arms export policy. The story reports that the Netherlands is increasingly disregarding international rules with its military exports to Israel, despite ongoing conflicts in the region. (25 November 2024)
• Acting academic director Christophe Paulussen is interviewed by Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform about pursuing international justice and accountability for Ukraine. (21 November 2024)
• Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform reports on the Asser Institute's conference on strengthening Ukraine's criminal justice system. (20 November 2024) 
• Irish newspaper Dublin Inquirer talks to researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz for their coverage of a local company shipping F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel. (13 November 2024) 
• The Asser Institute's annual training programme on weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is spotlighted in a Diplomat Magazine article, in which a participant shares their experience. (3 November 2024)
• Researcher Gabriele Chlevickaite is interviewed by Trouw over the fate of journalists in Gaza, on the occasion of the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists. (1 November 2024)
• Leeuwarder Courant interviews researcher Antoine Duval about the implications of the Diarra case for the Dutch football club Heerenveen. (17 October 2024)
• NOS News quotes researcher Jonathan Kwik in their article about the use of AI drones in Ukraine. (14 October, 2024)
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz is interviewed by Mexican evening news programme Milenio Televisión on Mexico’s ongoing lawsuit against U.S. gun dealers. (8 October 2024)
• French radio station RCM Sport talks to researcher Antoine Duval about the European Court of Justice verdict on the Diarra case against FIFA. The ruling has rocked the football world, as the CJEU states that certain FIFA rules on player transfers infringed European law (8 October 2024)
• Researcher Léon Castellanos-Jankiewicz is quoted by El País on Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun dealers. (5 October 2024)
• Researcher Léon Castellanos-Jankiewicz discusses his article on the conflict of laws and human rights in an interview with Völkerrechtsblog. (5 October 2024)
• The OPCW reports on the fifteenth annual training programme on disarmament and non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, organised with the Asser Institute. (4 October 2024)
• Sovetsky Sport quotes researcher Antoine Duval in their article on the case of Lassana Diarra against FIFA. (4 October 2024)
• Russian sports media outlet Sports.ru quotes researcher Antoine Duval in their article on the case of Lassana Diarra against FIFA. (4 October 2024)
• The New York Times interviews researcher Antoine Duval after the European Court of Justice verdict on the Lassana Diarra case. (4 October 2024)
• The Athletic quotes researcher Antoine Duval on the case of ex-pro footballer Lassana Diarra against FIFA (2 October 2024)
• Researcher Antoine Duval is interviewed by Dutch newspaper Het Parool for their article on the case of ex-pro footballer Lassana Diarra against FIFA, which is shared by multiple Dutch media outlets, including Voetbal Headliner and AjaxShowtime. (2 October 2024)
• Dutch media outlet Nederlands Dagblad interviews researcher Jonathan Kwik for their article on the implications of military artificial intelligence for the Dutch army. (20 September 2024)
• Newsagency AFP cites Asser researcher Gabriele Chlevickaite in their article on Israel's challenge against the arrest warrant for Netanyahu, which is shared by multiple French and international media outlets, including L’orient-le Jour, Le Parisiene, Watson, and Actual News Magazine. (20 September 2024)
• Algemeen Dagblad announces the Voices from Gaza exhibition at the T.M.C. Asser Institute that was organised on Sunday 22 September in collaboration with the HOPE Foundation. This exhibition shows the stories of children and young people growing up in conflict zones, with a focus on the Gaza Strip. (16 September 2024)
• Managing director Kasper Vrolijk discusses the Asser Institute's academic excellence and innovative plans in a feature by Diplomat Magazine (1 September 2024) 
• The Asser Institute is mentioned on Just Security in a blog post about the case of Joseph Kony, who the ICC has charged with the commission of crimes against humanity and war crimes in Uganda since 2002. (30 August 2024)
• The UN Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) in Vienna includes the Asser Institute's training programme on disarmament and non-proliferation of WMD in their 2024 Report of the Secretary-General on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education. (21 August 2024)
• The blog Law at the End of the Day cites the Asser Institute in a post on the draft "comprehensive international convention on countering the use of information and communications technologies for criminal purposes." (11 August 2024)
  
• The Carnegie Foundation's annual report highlights the Asser Institute's 8th Annual Lecture on 'The right to food, violence, and food systems,' which was held at the Peace Palace in early 2023. (12 July 2024)
• The German Federal Bar Association (BRAK) shared a survey on private litigation funding, which is part of a study conducted by the Asser Institute and other partners for the European Commission. (11 July 2024)
• Asser researcher and President of the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission (IHFFC) Thilo Marauhn signs a Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of Poland and the IHFFC) in respect of the incident of 1 April 2024 in the Gaza Strip. (20 June 2024)
• Researcher Klaudia Klonowska publishes a piece for the Lieber Institute on the "Israel-Hamas 2024 Symposium – AI-Based Targeting in Gaza: Surveying Expert Responses and Refining the Debate". (7 June 2024)
• Amnesty International magazine, Wordt Vervolgd, cites Asser researcher Jonathan Kwik in their article on Israel testing AI weapons in Gaza [in Dutch]. (10 June 2024)
• Dutch DPG media references the Asser Institute regarding the influence of the European Union on Dutch legislation, which is shared by many regional newspapers including Algemeen Dagblad, Tubantia, Eindhovens Dagblad, and more. (5 June 2024)
• Mexico Business News quotes researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz in their article about Mexico joining the lawsuit against Israel at the ICJ. (31 May 2024) 
• Asser researcher Magda Pacholska quoted by the Pledge in their article "Artificial Intelligence: the risks of an algorithm deciding who lives and who dies in a war" (28 May 2024)
  
• Spanish newspaper El País reports on Mexico’s intention to join the South Africa v Israel case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for genocide in the Gaza Strip. “Mexico has a very clear legal interest as a signatory of this treaty and what it is doing is communicating to the Court its intention to comply with and enforce the Convention on Genocide,” explains researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz. (28 May 2024)
• In an interview with Dutch media organisation De Kanttekening, the Asser Institute's acting academic director Christophe Paulussen calls for a more evidence-based approach to counterterrorism policy. (22 May 2024)
• The Wilson Center speaks with Asser Institute Associate Fellow Nader Nadery on his new report, "Human Rights Under Siege Salvaging the International Rights Regime in a Turbulent World Order", in their NOW series. (22 May 2024)
• In the Semenya case hearing before the ECtHR's Grand Chamber, Barrister Schona Jolly KC refers to the Asser Institute and Loyola Law School's third-party intervention on the lack of independence of the Court of Arbitration for Sport. (16 May, 2024)
• Dutch newspapers De Morgen and Trouw quote researcher Antoine Duval on the case of athlete Caster Semenya. (15 May, 2024)
• Researcher Antoine Duval joins CapeTalk's Afternoon Drive radio show to discuss Semenya's case at the European Court of Human Rights. (14 May, 2024)
• A recent UN report on 'Impact of arms transfers on human rights' published by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in April has cited the Amsterdam International Law Clinic memorandum on Access to Justice for Gun Violence published last year and completed in cooperation with the Asser Institute. The memo's findings are referenced by the UN High Commissioner to highlight the lack of transparency in European arms exports. (12 May 2024)
• CNN Travel quotes senior researcher Geoff Gordon in an article about the history of India's unusual time zone. "The railroads had immense sway over the colonial powers,” says Gordon. “Before the railroads won the contest for Madras time, there was a contest among the powerful cities – Bombay, Kolkata. That fight didn’t last long.” (8 May 2024)
• Researcher Gabrielė Chlevickaitė tells news agency AFP that "some statements by Israeli officials could be interpreted as threatening the [ICC's Office of the Prosecutor] officials indirectly" and discusses the potential consequences. The article appears in multiple newspapers internationally, including France24, ABS-CBN News, the Strait Times, Al-Monitor, New Vision, and the Manila Times. (3 May, 2024)
• Asser researcher Klaudia Klonowska conducts an interview with Fleur Johns about the ninth Annual Lecture for Opinio Juris. (22 April, 2024).
• Researcher Magda Pacholska is quoted in an article by El Pais on Israel's using the artificial intelligence targeting system, Lavender. Also available [in Spanish]. (17 April, 2024) 
• The municipality of the Hague publishes a piece about the Asser Institute in their Stories of Purpose series, highlighting its role in the international legal community. (12 April, 2024)
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz is interviewed by Mexican evening news programme Milenio Televisión on Mexico's lawsuit against Ecuador at the International Court of Justice. (12 April, 2024)
• An article on the Kluwer Arbitration Blog refers to Asser researcher Antoine Duval's statement on the Court of Arbitration for Sports regarding ISU case. (10 April, 2024)
• International law blog Law at the End of the Day highlights the Asser Institute's 2024 Spring Academy: Technologies of sustainability due diligence: Digital tools and global value chain regulations. (5 April, 2024)
• Researcher Marta Bo co-publishes a piece for Opinio Juris, titled ‘Symposium on Military AI and the Law of Armed Conflict: The ‘Need’ for Speed – The Cost of Unregulated AI-Decision Support Systems to Civilians’. (4 April, 2024)
• Researcher Léon Castellanos-Jankiewicz is interviewed by El Financiero TV on Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun dealers. (2 April, 2024)
• Researcher Magda Pacholska co-publishes a piece for Opinio Juris, titled ‘Symposium on Military AI and the Law of Armed Conflict: Introduction'. (1 April, 2024)
• El País quotes researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz in their news article on an Arizona court ruling that Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun shops and distributors can move forward [in Spanish] (26 March, 2024).
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz explains to news agency AFP why the Netherlands play a big role in international litigation. The article appears in France24 the Daily Sun, Urdu Point, Swissinfo.ch, and Barron's [in Spanish](19 March, 2024)
• The BBC World Service's radio documentary 'The Inquiry' invites researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz as a contributor for their broadcast "Can Mexico win its battle with US gun companies?" (10 March, 2024).
• The Ukrainian Parliament posts a news item on the participation of several members in the “Development of a comprehensive legal framework for combating serious crimes in Ukraine” project, organised by the Asser Institute jointly with the USAID Justice for All Program, International Development Law Organization, Centre for International Legal Cooperation and the Netherlands Helsinki Committee, with support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. (4 March, 2024).
• Researcher Klaudia Klonowska publishes a piece for the Lieber Institute on "designing for reasonableness: the algorithmic mediation of reasonableness in targeting decisions". (7 June 2024)
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz is interviewed by Al-Jazeera on the Dutch court decision to the stop export of F-35 and F-16 parts to Israel. (20 February, 2024).
• Researcher and UvA doctoral student Jonathan Kwik delves into the complexities of applying humanitarian law to emerging military AI systems. Dutch newspaper Het Parool dedicated an article to his research, while UvA student magazine Folia conducted an in-depth interview with him in both Dutch and English, exploring his analysis of the ongoing AI arms race. Additionally, the UvA Faculty of Law published an interview discussing his insights and recommendations for regulating AI weapons. (14 February, 2024) 
• Researcher Antoine Duval joins Radio4's SPORTSVERDEN podcast to contribute the legal perspective to the European Super League discussion in a podcast with Danish Minister of Culture/Media and both the chairman and the director of the Danish Football Association (DBU). (12 February, 2024)
• Researcher James P. Sexton features in a video by the Municipality The Hague, highlighting how the legal research conducted at the Asser Institute interacts with other organisations in The Hague working in the field of international law. (30 January, 2024) 
• ‘The increasing turmoil on the world stage is the main reason why the EU is seeking rapprochement with Turkey,' says researcher Narin Idriz in an article in het Financieele Dagblad. Narin was a co-author of a report by the Advisory Council on International Affairs on Turkey's geopolitical role. Brussels wants to strengthen embattled ties with Turkey, as the wars in Gaza and Ukraine call for stable alliances. (23 January 2024, in Dutch)
• Al-Hikma University's Legal Clinic, in partnership with the Asser Institute and IUSTICOM NGO, launched the 13th edition of its international criminal law programme. Expanded to the Middle East and North Africa, it is offered free to over 350 students from universities in Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, Algeria, and Iraq, fostering collaboration among legal clinics in Arab universities. (17 January 2024)
• Antoine Duval referred on Euro News, Yardbarker, OneFootball and Yle on the European Court of Justice’s ruling on the case between the remaining European Super League teams, UEFA, and FIFA. (21 December 2023)
• The NJB (Nederlands Juristenblad) announces the Asser Institute's SCL Lecture 'Navigating the international legal landscape of the Israel-Palestine conflict' (18 December 2023)
• The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, Balakrishnan Rajagopal, will hold a press conference at the Asser Institute on 21 December 2023. The Hague-based advocacy group for homeless people in the Hague, StraatConsulaat, also shares the news. (11 December, 2023)
• Researcher Marta Bo was interviewed by UK newspaper the Guardian, in an article on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Marta highlighted the risk of over-relying on systems where complex human decisions may be excessively influenced. (1 December, 2023) 
• The OCCRP (Organized Crime & Corruption Reporting Project) quote Antoine Duval in their article on persistence of third-party ownership contracts for football players, a practice which has been compared to "modern slavery" and banned by FIFA in 2015. (17 November, 2023)
• The Media Freedom Coalition reports on a new study by the Asser Institute and the Center for International Criminal Justice (Faculty of Law of the VU Amsterdam) into the establishment of an international investigative task force on abuses against journalists, with the article: 'Fighting crimes against journalists: new study will scope High Level Panel’s recommendation for international task force'. (16 November 2023)
• The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is opening its Promise Institute for human rights in The Hague. UCLA Law has concluded an agreement for academic collaboration with the University of Amsterdam, which also provides classroom space for UCLA Law students at its Asser Institute in The Hague, as reported by UCLA Newsroom, Nationale Onderwijsgids, Reformatorisch Dagblad, West, and AD. (18 October 2023)
• Antoine Duval and Sarah Joyce Ezekiel wrote an article in sportknowhowxl about the growing importance of EU competition law in the sport sector. (10 October 2023)
• Stavros Pantazopoulos contributed to an article by Katerina Oikonomako on environmental crimes in wartime published on inside story. (20 September 2023)
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz discusses the lack of accountability for the European arms industry in the op-ed 'European arms manufacturers are legally and virtually untouchable. That has to change.' for Dutch newspaper NRC. (8 August 2023)
• Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz was interviewed by the Mexican evening news programme Milenio Noticias on MilenioTV, to talk about the findings of a new report on the accountability gaps in the European arms industry (2 August 2023). 
• The report '“Access to Justice for Gun Violence: Seeking Accountability for European Arms Exports” was featured in the weekly newsletter of the Forum of the Arms Trade, where researcher and supervisor of the report, León Castellanos-Jankiewicz, is a listed expert. (2 August 2023)
• UVA students find large gaps in liability for European arms exports, article in Mr Online (in Dutch). (2 August, 2023)
• Senior researcher Christophe Paulussen talked to AFP Serbia for a fact check on war crimes and crimes against humanity, the article is written in Serbian. (2 August, 2023)
• In the op-ed ‘The armor of the European arms industry’ for Spanish newspaper El Pais, researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz discusses the lack of accountability for the European arms industry. (English, 31 July 2023)
• The op-ed by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz also appeared in a Spanish version, entitled ‘El blindaje de las armerías europeas’. (31 July 2023)
• Students of an International Law Clinic (University of Amsterdam, in cooperation with the Asser Institute), drafted the report "Access to Justice for Gun Violence: Seeking Sccountability for European Arms exports" Asser researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz supervised the drafting. (31 July 2023)
• In the report "Access to Justice for Gun Violence: Seeking Accountability for European Arms Exports", students of the International Law Clinic (University of Amsterdam, in cooperation with the Asser Institute), explore the topic of accountability for European arms exports. Asser researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewizc supervised the drafting of the report. (31 July 2023)
• In an article for Hoover Institution, associate fellow Nader Nadery calls for the United States to use its legal, diplomatic, and other foreign policy tools and leverage to stand with Afghan women, whom, according to Nadery are living in a Taliban-created system of 'Gender Apartheid'. (26 July, 2023)
• In an article for Foreign Policy, Caroline de Gruyter referred to the Brigid Laffan's statements on decision-making in the EU drawn from her Annual Lecture. (28 July 2023).
• Antione Duval, senior researcher at the Asser Institute, is quoted in an article on the Semenya ruling at the European Court of Human Rights for the Daily News (South Africa). (13 July 2023)
• In a radio-interview on underwater naval warfare for Deutschlandfunk, Thea Coventry speaks about the law of the sea in relation to the protection of deep-sea cables in the North Sea. The Nordstream 2 pipeline sabotage in 2022, has led to a growing military presence. (11 July 2023)
• In a blogpost for Verfassungsblog, Andrii Nekoliak and Elizaveta Klochkova (OVD-Info) describe how the Russian Federation is using a “memory law” to put pressure on potential critics of the Russian attack on Ukraine. This Russian law is used to create a mood of paranoia. The authors think that Russian regime may increasingly use Article 354.1 to purge anti-war dissent. (11 July 2023)  
• In an interview with Newstex, Pascal Messer speaks about her role as head of communications at the Asser Institute. 
• The Law and the Future of War Podcast invited Taylor Woodcock and Klaudia Klonowska to speak about 'Legal Review of AWS: Decision support systems and technical feasibility of review' (8 June 2023)
• Daniela Heerdt was interviewed by Sportknowhowxl to discuss the need of more expertise in the sport and human rights field (22 June 2023)
• The Wilson Center published an article on Mr. Nader Nadery, an associate fellow at the Asser Institute, being appointed as a senior fellow at the Wilson Center. (6 July, 2023)
• The two Dutch law blog posts Mr.online and Nederlands Juristenblad have mentioned the BIS Matra launch of the “Basic Standards for Investigation in the Documentation of International Crimes in Ukraine” (BIS-Ukraine).
• Tarik Gherbaoui is quoted by The National on the European developments regarding the prosecution of female members of ISIS, including for crimes against humanity
• In an article published in Völkerrechtsblog, Catherine Gregoire argues that the Registry of the International Criminal Court (ICC) should be responsible for actively ensuring Defence participation in outreach missions.
• UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food Michael Fakhri addresses the world's food crisis and its relation to violence in an interview with NRC's Caroline de Gruyter, prior to his 8th Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture (17 April 2023).
• Researcher Uladzislau Belavusau publishes an op-ed piece for EU Law Live on "Filling a Gap in EU Anti-Discrimination Law for Short Contracts: Case C-356/21, TP (Monteur audiovisuel pour la télévision publique)". (16 March 2023)
• Daniela Heerdt discusses the influence of FIA and F1 presence in Saudi Arabia and the impact on human rights in an article by F1Maximaal.nl (15 March 2023)
• In an article by RTL Nieuws, Daniela Heerdt discusses why excluding Russian athletes from the Olympic Games is not so easy (16 February 2023). 
• Berenice Boutin is interviewed about 'Preparing for the military deployment of AI' by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (Dutch Research Council, NWO) (7 February 2023).
• Christophe Paulussen is quoted by Euractiv on the repatriation of children from jihadists camps in Syria in EU states reluctant to repatriate women, children still in Syria (6 February 2023)
• Lee Hyun Woo refers to a 2016 Asser Institute publication on drone use in his 'News in War History' article about the history of drone use in Asia Economy news, Zum news, Daum news. (5 February 2023).
• In the episode 'Impact of art - How can art influence international law?' in the Amsterdam Law Hub podcast series, Asser Institute researcher Sofia Stolk talks about the role of art in international law (18 January 2023).
• In the episode ‘Qatar’s World Cup – a complex field in human rights’ by podcast series NOVA BHRE, Asser Institute's Dr Antoine Duval reflects upon human rights issues in Qatar’s World Cup (18 January 2023).
• In a Humanity Hub news piece, Asser Institute researcher Daniela Heerdt analyses whether and how the World Cup changed the situation on the ground for workers in Qatar (10 January 2023).
• Zurek, T.& Mohajeri Parizi, M. Kwik, J. & van Engers, T. in article ‘Können autonome Waffensysteme humanitäres Völkerrecht anwenden?’, Tagespiegel (20 December 2022)
• In the Volkskrant, Asser researcher Daniela Heerdt discusses the possibility of the World Cup in Qatar being the last major sports tournament in a controversial country (16 December 2022).
• On the House of Wisdom podcast episode 13, Asser researcher Rumyana van Ark discusses the importance of the European Court of Human Rights (7 December 2022).
• Victoria Kerr, associate fellow of the Asser Institute, says to news agency AFP that it would be costly to establish a special court or tribunal for Russia's war crimes. The article appears in Le Monde, Barron's, Justiceinfo.net, Expatica, Newswav and Ansar News (5 December 2022). 
• In the podcast "Conversations: Globalization and Law", Antoine Duval speaks about sports law, the World Cup and human rights (december 2022)
  León Castellanos-Jankiewicz has been interviewed on 'Demanda de México por tráfico de armas podría llegar a Corte Suprema de EU: experto', by Milenio (27 November 2022)
• An article for Dutch daily newspaper nederlandsdagblad covers Asser researcher Daniela Heerdt’s opinion on human rights violations and FIFA’s handling of human rights during the World Cup 2022 in Doha, Qatar (24 November 2022).
• Daniela Heerdt, the Asser Institute sport and human rights researcher, is featured in an article from a Belgian newspaper De Morgen, addressing FIFA prohibiting football players from wearing OneLove rainbow armbands in the field which was a part of their LGBT+ rights advocating performance (23 November 2022).
• In an interview with Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant, Asser researcher Daniela Heerdt discusses Fifa’s banning of OneLove rainbow armbands at the World Cup. Heerdt is in Qatar to investigate the handling of human rights during the World Cup 2022 (23 November 2022).
• In an article for Dutch newspaper Reformatorisch dagblad, Asser Institute sport and human rights researcher Daniela Heerdt shares her perspectives on possible boycott measures against the Qatar World Cup (19 November 2022).
• Of the 2.9 million people in Qatar, about 90 per cent are migrants, and of the workforce as much as 94.2 per cent, write Dutch newspapers Eindhoven’s Dagblad. “The Asser Institute, an expert in international law, states in a report that migrants in Qatar are "exploited", and that there is "extreme inequality" between a "small middle class" and "a huge reserve army of impoverished migrant workers".” The article is republished in AD, Amersfoortse Courant, BN/De Stem, Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant, Utrechts Nieuwsblad, Brabants Dagblad, Rotterdams Dagblad, De Dortenaar, Rivierenland, De Stentor, AD Groene Hart, De Gelderlander, and AD Haagsche Courant (17 November).
• Daniela Heerdt, sport and human rights expert at the Asser Institute, talks to Dutch newspaper Trouw about the human rights situation in Qatar's hosting of the FIFA World Cup. 'More than ever, this World Cup is about human rights. FIFA and other sports organisations are feeling the pressure', she says (16 November 2022).   
• Victoria Kerr examined the impact of Russia's war in Ukraine on international law in one of the Clingendael Spectator Q&A series (26 October 2022)
• Antoine Duval mentioned in ‘ À un mois du Mondial, le Qatar sous une pression inédite’, Le Télégramme (20 Octobre 2022).
• UNESCO reflects on the 'Second Forum of Legal Actors on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists', co-organised by the Asser Institute, UNESCO and Free Press Unlimited, and praises the successful gathering of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, academics and representatives of legal institutions (11 October, 2022).
• The Supreme Court of Paraguay looks back on the participation of judge Vivian López in the recent Forum of Legal Actors on the defence of freedom of expression, a three-day event co-organised by the Asser Institute, UNESCO and Free Press Unlimited. In The Hague, López shared best practices with other judges, public prosecutors and legal experts on the protection of this fundamental right. The judge concluded that "only with the guarantee of the exercise of freedom of expression, of the press and access to information, will democracy in our country be consolidated". (6 October 2022)
• In its coalition agreement, The Hague Municipality draws up its plans to grow and renew its position as a facilitator of international education. Academic institutes like the Asser Institute, the International Institute of Social Studies and the Academy of International law already receive talent from all over the globe. (p. 20, in Dutch).
  
• On AiR podcast, Asser researcher Taylor Woodcock discusses the implications of the development and use of military applications of AI for the international legal obligations applicable in armed conflict under international humanitarian law and international human rights law (2 October 2022).
• In two blogposts for OpinioJuris, Zsófia Baumann, outlines criticisms directed at the Global Counter Terrorism Forum (GCTF), concerning its procedures, the alleged lack of human rights compliant approaches and accountability in its Framework Documents, and the concrete language they use. The post also lists recommendations to address these challenges. The post argues that it is possible for the GCTF to adapt and become more inclusive and human rights compliant while preserving its informal nature and consensus-based decision making. (September 26 2022).
• In Foreign Affairs, Nader Nadery, an honorary senior fellow at the Asser Institute in the Netherlands and former Peace Negotiator for the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, emphasises the importance of the U.S. government adopting a tough approach to the Taliban's human rights violations (September 19 2022).
• In an episode of the interview series Battlegrounds (Hoover Institution), Asser Institute Fellow Nader Nadery looks back on the dire situation in Afghanistan, a year after Kabul fell to the Taliban. In the interview Nadery discusses human rights law and explains what might be done to foster peace and protect innocent citizens.
• Leon Castellanos-Janckiewizc was quoted by AlJazeera on the historic lawsuit that Mexico is pursuing in the Massachusetts District Court against ten US gun manufacturers and distributors. The lawsuit, 'Mexico vs Smith & Wesson et al', seeks damages from the companies for negligence leading to Mexico’s shocking rate of gun homicides and other gun violence, which is largely attributable to guns sold in the US and trafficked over the border (18 August 2022).
• Leon Castellanos-Janckiewizc was quoted by News Express Nigeria on the historic lawsuit that Mexico is pursuing in the Massachusetts District Court against ten US gun manufacturers and distributors. The lawsuit, 'Mexico vs Smith & Wesson et al', seeks damages from the companies for negligence leading to Mexico’s shocking rate of gun homicides and other gun violence, which is largely attributable to guns sold in the US and trafficked over the border (18 August 2022).
• In an article for The Sun, Nader Nadery, an honorary senior fellow at the Asser Institute, discusses the Taliban’s business relationship with Russia (17 August 2022). 
• ICC marks 20th birthday with Ukraine in sights, Agence France Presse (AFP) quotes Asser Institute researcher Victoria Kerr on the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) legacy and contributions (1 July 2022). The article is republished in the International Business Times, Digital Journal, MSN South Africa, the Manila Standard, CapitalFM Kenya, and ABC Nyheter. (1 July 2022).
• Antoine Duval mentioned in ‘A scandal is necessary to force CAS reform’, Play The Game (30 June 2022).
• Agence France Presse (AFP) interviews Victoria Kerr on the ICC's legacy in the article ‘Ukraine gives ICC new purpose after 20 troubled years’ on the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) 20^th anniversary and involvement with the Ukrainian. The article is republished in the International Business Times News, the Digital Journal, the Manila Standard, MSN South Africa and the Deccan Herald (26 June 2022).
• 'In order for it to make sense for the owners, the clubs in the network have an important role because they are necessary to be able to capitalise on the investment in the players', Antoine Duval commented on Politiken Torsdag on how the Danish football club plays a role in a hidden network that imports underage players from Africa (29 May 2022). 
• Asser researchers Eva Kassoti and Narin Idriz, project leaders of the Global Europe project, interviewed Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture speaker Prof. Brigid Laffan for international law blog OpinioJuris on Europe’s role in the world within increasingly hardening geopolitics (18 May 2022).
• Sofia Stalk has been interviewed by New Books Network Podcast about the monograph ‘The Opening Statement of the Prosecution in International Criminal Trial: A Solemn Tale of Horror’ (Routledge) (13 May 2022).  
• In a new blog post for international law blog OpinioJuris, Asser Institute intern Florent Beurret discusses Russia’s latest (ab)use of the veto in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. (6 May 2022) “It is clear that we should strive towards a UNSC that upholds its responsibility to maintain international peace and security by ending or preventing violations of jus cogens, including when the P5 are responsible for such violations. At the very least, before thinking of formal implementation of veto limits, we owe it to the people of Ukraine to name and shame Russia for its total disregard of international law and its latest (ab)use of the veto.”

• In this podcast episode of HDI Hablemos de Derecho Internacional Asser researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz talks about the case by Mexico against six North American arms companies, Mexico vs. Smith & Wesson (28 April 2022).
• "The Curious Incident of the Commission at the IMO – Commission v Council (IMO)”, an op-ed in EU Law Live by Asser senior researcher Eva Kassoti and Mihail Vatsov (27 April 2022).
• 'De VN-Veiligheidsraad moet zijn verantwoordelijkheid voor het handhaven van de internationale vrede en veiligheid waarmaken door het vetorecht van de vijf permanente leden te beperken' Asser intern Florent Beurret wrote in an op-ed for Dutch newspaper Het Parool (25 April 2022).
• In an op-ed for Dutch newspaper Trouw on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Asser Institute researcher Victoria Kerr calls for a shift in narrative from writing obituaries of international law, towards harnessing international law to respond to the conflict. (25 April 2022)
• The blog EU Law Live mentioned the Asser conference on Regulation Brussels Ia: a standard for free circulation of judgments and mutual trust in the European Union (JUDGTRUST) (21 April 2022)
• Antoine Duval mentionned in ‘Mondial-2022: scruté et décrié, le Qatar s'installe au coeur du monde sportif’, La Provence, (30 Mars 2022).
• Dutch Newspaper FD mentions an event, organised by the Asser Institute, about EU enlargement of the Western Balkan. (28 March 2022)
• In AFP, Antoine Duval discusses the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport to not reinstate Russia in FIFA (22 March 2022).
• In Le Figaro Antoine Duval reflects on the sanctions imposed on Russian sports organisations and how sports organisational bodies such as the UEFA try to maintain political neutrality (10 March 2022).
• In Midi Libre, Antoine Duval speaks about Russia's exclusion from sports competitions and how UEFA tries to maintain a neutrality (10 March 2022). 
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute, commented on the appeal of the Russian Football Federation with the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) would weaken a flagship competition (11 March 2022).
• In Business Mirror, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In The Canadian Press, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In Business Line, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In The Associate Press, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In Associated Press International, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Antoine Duval, a specialist in European sports law at the Asser Institute commented on the political neutrality of FIFA and UEFA (04 March 2022).
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Geoff Gordon, a senior research fellow at the Asser Institute commented on the legal responsibilities of Russia for the invasion of Ukraine and the legal competencies of the International Court of Justice in this case (02 March 2022).
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Geoff Gordon, a senior research fellow at the Asser Institute mentioned that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) does not have an enforcement mechanism to carry its judgments on the case with Russia and Ukraine, yet there has been a mobilization of coordinated mechanism outside ICJ such as economic sanctions (01 March 2022).
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Geoff Gordon, a senior research fellow at the Asser Institute commented on the legal responsibilities of Russia for the invasion of Ukraine and the legal competencies of the International Court of Justice in this case (01 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon, a senior research fellow at the Asser Institute commented on the violation of Russia against article 2 (4) of the UN Charter and the future implication of the ICJ case between Russia and Ukraine in articles published in net and Cambodianess.com, Agence France-Presse (01 March 2022).
• In CE Noticias Financieras English, Geoff Gordon, a senior research fellow at the Asser Institute commented on the violation of Russia against article 2 (4) of the UN Charter and the future implication of the ICJ case between Russia and Ukraine (01 March 2022).
• In a blog of Newstex Blogs Opinion Juris, Sofia Stolk, a researcher at the Asser Institute interviews Alexandra Hofer to discuss how international law texts books delimit what international lawyers should think about and focus on (27 January 2022).
• Antoine Duval talks to Reuters that letting Russian teams compete could undermine FIFA and UEFA tournaments (9 March 2022). 
• 'Russia has broken article 2(4) of the UN Charter, which forbids the use of force internationally' said Geoff Gordon to AFP (2 March 2022).
  
• Can Putin be condemned by a court? Geoff Gordon talks to Le Journal about ICJ's hearing on its competence on the issue (1 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon talks about Russia's violation of article 4(2) of the UN charter in The Australian (1 March 2022).
• 'Yes, Russia has broken article 2(4) of the UN charter" says Geoff Gordon in Barron's (1 March 2022).
• 'The ICJ does not have a classic application mechanism" says Geoff Gordon in Paudal on Ukraine's appearance before the ICJ (1 March 2022).
• According to Geoff Gordon in Gaming Deputy, Russia's violated article 4(2) of the UN charter (1 March 2022).
• 'On the other hand, we are witnessing the mobilization of a number of rather coordinated mechanisms, with the aim of punishing Russia for launching an illegal war' says Geoff Gordon to Pledge Times (1 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon talks to 247 News Bulletin about Russia's violation of article 4(2) of the UN charter(1 March 2022).
• In Journal de Montreal, Geoff Gordon talks about Russia's violation of international law (1 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon talks to Le Progres about Russia's use of force against Ukraine, which violated Article 4(2) of the UN charter(1 March 2022).
• 'L’Ukraine a saisi la CIJ, qui organisera certainement des audiences sur sa compétence' says Geoff Gordon in Sud Ouest (1 March 2022).
• 'The ICJ, whose sentences are final and unappealable, “does not have a classic application mechanism"' says Geoff Gordon to We Are Breaking News on Russia's invasion of Ukraine (1 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon calls Russia's invasion of Ukraine an "illegal war" in the Gal Times (1 March 2022).
• The effect of the ICJ ruling on Russia's invasion of Ukraine is hard to predict, according to Geoff Gordon on Welsh Net (1 March 2022).
• Geoff Gordon to DNA India about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which violated international law (1 March 2022).
• In Gulf Times, Geoff Gordon talks about Russia's violation of article 4(2) of the UN charter due to its invasion of Ukraine (1 March 2022).
• In Money Control, Geoff Gordon suggested that ICJ's decisions lack a classic enforcement mechanism (1 March 2022). 
• Geoff Gordon talks about Russia's violation of international law in Business Post (1 March 2022).
• International law's invisible frames symposium: Teaching against the textbook, contribution to international law blog OpinioJuris by Asser researcher Sofia Stolk (27 January 2022). 
• The Grotian myth and Dutch modern imperialism - Blind spots in international law scholarship, blog post by Janne E. Nijman in constitutional law blog Verfassungsblog (25 January 2022).
• Decolonisation and human rights: The Dutch case - An introduction, online symposium co-organised by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz (Asser Institute) and Wiebe Hommes (UvA) in constitutional law blog Verfassungsblog (24 January 2022).
• Antoine Duval is critical of the increasingly powerful CAS: ‘Disciplinary hearings should by default be public’, in football business journalism platform Off the pitch (24 January 2022).
• T.M.C. Asser Instituut is mentioned as a partner to the Portuguese Sports Law Association in Correio do Minho (12 January 2022).
• Ahmad Nader Nadery spent decades working toward a thriving, free Afghanistan. Watching the Taliban undo much of his work, he wonders how to move forward. New York Times interviewed Asser Institute visiting researcher Nader Nadery, An Afghan Official Laments What Was Lost and Looks to What Lies Ahead (24 December 2021).
• México vs. Smith & Wesson: una batalla legal sobre elementos extraterritoriales, article by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz for Nexos (16 December 2021).
• Christophe Paulussen, Op-Ed in de Volkskrant, ‘De politieke wens iemand het Nederlanderschap te ontnemen, is typisch voor de heersende irrationaliteit’ (15 December 2021).
• An analysis of the ongoing lawsuit between Mexico and the Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson León Castellanos-Jankiewicz for Just Security in Mexico v. Smith & Wesson: U.S. Court Duel Over Extraterritorial Legal Issues Looms with Motion to Dismiss (14 December 2021).
• Berenice Boutin, interviewed by German newspaper der Freitag on AI in the military, „Die Einsatzmöglichkeiten für KI beim Militär sind größer als die von Waffensystemen“ (12 December 2021).
• In an interview for Dutch quality paper NRC, professor Brigid Laffan, speaker at the 7^th Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture in May 2022, analyses the current geo-political threats facing Europe.
• Janne E. Nijman introduced by vl nieuws and VNG as a jury member for the UCLG Peace Price 2022 (12 November 2021).
• Research Handbook on International Law and Cities by Helmut Aust and Janne E. Nijman mentioned in the online public diary of Jan van Zanen, mayor of The Hague (November 17 2021).
• Cities are increasingly recognised as actors that participate in the implementation and even in the creation of international law. In a podcast interview by Moritz Baumgärtel of the Cities of Refuge podcast, international law scholars Janne E. Nijman and Helmut Aust talk about how cities’ actions became a topic first in their own research, and then in international law more generally, and why people from outside the discipline should care about this. (November 15 2021)
• 'Many security experts agree that any security risks can be better managed if the people in the camps are repatriated in a controlled manner' Asser researcher Christophe Paulussen says on repatriation of children in Syria in an interview by EURACTIV
• ‘Ik weet wat mijn maatstaven waren, en ik heb geen reden ze te betreuren’, Former Asser president Ernst Hirsch Ballin looks back on his research and policy on human rights and migration, interview Sociale Vraagstukken by Narin Idriz & Pascal Messer
• Court of arbitration for Sport with Dr. Antoine Duval, podcast by Global Athlete with Asser Researcher Antoine Duval on the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) (21 September 2021)
• Nieuwe leerstoel internationaal wapenbeheersingsrecht, article on Mr. Online on the appointment of Thilo Marauhn (17 september 2021) (Dutch language)
• Slavery - Experts see no legal obstacles for apologies Dutch state - Antilliaans Dagblad (17 August 2021) (Dutch language)
• Podcast Marta Bo discusses lethal autonomous weapons on the first episode of the podcast series 'Lethal autonomous weapons: 10 things we want to know' (21 July 2021) 
• À l'air libre Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi appears on French news outlet Mediapart to discuss France's airstrikes in the Sahel (29 June 2021) (French language) 
• The Court of Arbitration for sport is not fit for purpose, Antoine Duval writes an Op-Ed for Mail Online about the contestations surrounding the Court of Arbitration for Sport (18 June 2021) 
• Sportonomic podcast, Antoine Duval discusses the future of breakaway leagues with fellow Asser researcher Rhys Lenarduzzi (17 June 2021)
• Buitenlandse berechting Nederlandse IS'er niet mogelijk Christophe Paulussen comments in the AD about Dutch IS members being tried abroad for their crimes (16 June 2021) (Dutch language)
• Killer algorithms: how to keep military AI under human control, Asser researcher Berenice Boutin discusses her research and the DILEMA project with UvA (7 June 2021)
• On AiR podcast, Asser researcher Marta Bo discusses how the deployment of LAWS raise important questions for accountability and international justice (7 June 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to Economic Times ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 8 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to The Telegraph ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to Toronto City News ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to PressTV ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to EuroNews ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to the Independent ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to US News ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• The Mladic trial, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk speaks to AP News ahead of the final verdict of former Bosnian Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic (June 5 2021)
• Factcheck Nederland, Asser researcher Sofia Stolk quoted in fact-check by news agency AFP on corona vaccination-related criminal proceedings. (27 May 2021) (in Dutch)
• Hard power: Europe’s military drift causes alarm Berenice Boutin gives a comment in the Guardian on the potentially dangerous consequences of EU's expanding investments in artificial intelligence. (May 19 2021)
• Golden Giraffe event awards 2021: World Press Freedom Conference Forum of Legal Actors: The World Press Freedom Conference 2020 (WPFC2020) was awarded the Gouden Giraffe award for the best hybrid event of 2020. At WPFC 2020, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, UNESCO, Free Press Unlimited and the T.M.C. Asser Instituut jointly launched the Forum of Legal Actors to help support and defend the right to freedom of expression and the safety of journalists.
• Nederland haalde zijn IS-vrouwen niet op. Nu ontsnappen ze Christophe Paulussen is interviewed by the NRC on the case of Dutch IS women. (26 April 2021) (in Dutch)
• Syria, the Dutch International Crimes Unit new focus Christophe Paulussen discusses the investigation by the Dutch judiciary in investigating Syrian war crime suspects who have taken refuge in the Netherlands. (23 April 2021)
• UEFA, Super League is entering a phony war, Asser researcher Antoine Duval spoke to AFP (20 April 2021)
• Asser researcher Antoine Duval spoke to CE Noticias Financieras on how UEFA and the European Super League are in the face of a possible judicial battle (20 April 2021)
• De giftige nasleep van het kalifaat Christophe Paulussen speaks to Het Grote Midden Oosten Platform and Reporters Online about why an international terrorism tribunal is not a viable option in the case of Dutch IS women in Northern Syria. (in Dutch) (16 April 2021)
• Barkhane mise en cause au Mali: l'identification des cibles au cœur du problème article in the French Huffington Post by Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi on recent air strikes in Mali and the French approach to target identification (in French). 
• Zo gezellig was het niet bij IS, Christophe Paulussen interviewed by De Groene Amsterdammer on Dutch citizens who have returned from terrorist organisations in Syria and Iraq (Dutch language) (24 March 2021)
• Dubbele nationaliteit: mensenrechten en veiligheid, Christophe Paulussen was an invited expert for a debate with Dutch politicians on citizenship stripping (Dutch language) (12 March 2021)
• The Play On Podcast - CAS: Causes for Concern?, Podcast on potential causes for concern for the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) featuring Senior Asser Researcher Dr Antoine Duval (4 March 2021)
• Syriëgangers hun nationaliteit ontnemen is wegduiken voor verantwoordelijkheid, article in the Volkskrant co-authored by Christophe Paulussen on citizenship stripping regarding foreign fighters in Syria (Dutch language) (2 March 2021)
• Betwixt and Between: What We Write About When We Write About International Law History, Entry in the Blog of the European Journal of International Law commenting on Janne Nijman's response to an article entitled 'A New League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? The Professionalization of International Law Scholarship in The Netherlands, 1919-1940' (12 February 2021)
• Superligue: "bataille juridique" en vue face aux menaces de la Fifa (expert), Interview with Asser researcher Antoine Duval on the controversy surrounding FIFA potentially excluding any players who take part in a "Superleague" (French language) (21 January 2021)
• Meaningful human control over autonomous weapons and International Criminal Law, Contribution to international law blog OpinioJuris by researcher Dr Marta Bo on human control over lethal autonomous weapons (LAWS) (18 December 2020)
• Hariri calls on judiciary, security forces to carry out Ayyash sentence, The Daily Star Lebanon article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (12 December 2020)
• Hariri’s killer sentenced to five life terms, The Arab Weekly article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (12 December 2020)
• Attentat Hariri: un membre présumé du Hezbollah condamné à la perpétuité (TSL), Courier International article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (French language) (11 December 2020)
• UN court gives Hezbollah killer of Lebanon’s Hariri life in prison, in absentia, Times of Israel article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (11 December 2020)
• Attentat Hariri: un membre présumé du Hezbollah condamné à la perpétuité, Libération article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (French language) (11 December 2020)
• Killer of Lebanon's Hariri sentenced to life by UN court, France 24 article on the outcome of the Ayyash et al. Judgment, based on Christophe Paulussen's interview with the AFP (11 December 2020)
• E.Guinea, France brace for UN ruling in property dispute, Yahoo! News article on the ICJ ruling on France and Equatorial Guinea property dispute, quoting senior researcher Geoff Gordon (11 December 2020)
• E.Guinea, France brace for UN ruling in property dispute, France 24 article on the ICJ ruling on France and Equatorial Guinea property dispute, quoting senior researcher Geoff Gordon (11 December 2020)
• E.Guinea, France brace for UN ruling in property dispute, RFI article on the ICJ ruling on France and Equatorial Guinea property dispute, quoting senior researcher Geoff Gordon (11 December 2020)
• Joint Initiative: Launch of a Forum of Legal Actors on Freedom of Expression, News item on the Free Press Unlimited site regarding the launch of the Forum of Legal Actors (9 December 2020)
• Joint Initiative: Launch of a Forum of Legal Actors on Freedom of Expression, News item on the WFPC2020 site regarding the launch of the Forum of Legal Actors (9 December 2020)
• World Press Freedom Conference - Forum of Legal Actors, official UNESCO page on the World Press Freedom Conference 2020.
• 58 Landen op de bres voor persvrijheid bij conferentie minister Blok, article on the Dutch Central Government official site about the World Press Freedom Conference 2020 (Dutch language) (8 December 2020)
• ‘The Time has Come for International Regulation on Artificial Intelligence’ – An Interview with Andrew Murray - Asser researcher Dimitri van den Meerssche interviewed Prof. Andrew Murray (T.M.C. Asser 6th Annual Lecture) for international law blog, OpinioJuris. 
• Hoogleraar Andrew Murray: kunstmatige intelligentie kan fantastisch zijn, maar pakt wel ons brein af, interview with Prof. Andrew Murray (T.M.C. Asser 6th Annual Lecture) in Dutch newspaper NRC on artificial intelligence and the rule of law 
• Meer samenwerking UvA en Asser Instituut, article on the cooperation agreement between UvA and the Asser Institute (8 October 2020)
• Corona Constitutional #45: Europas letzter Dictator? Podcast interview with Dr Uladzislau Belavusau by German constitutional law blog Verfassungsblog on the recent mass protests in Belarus (in English) 
• Report of the Office of the Ombudsperson to the ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee (August 2020), report summarising the activities of the Ombudsperson, including his participation (together with two former Ombudspersons) in a discussion co-organised by the Asser Institute, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Office of the Ombudsperson.
• Assassinat de Rafic Hariri: faibles résultats pour le tribunal international, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen by news agency AFP on the outcome of the Hariri case before the Lebanon tribunal (20 August 2020)
• Minister Blok, neem stevig stelling in de kwstie Belarus (en gebruik die naam) Asser researcher Uladzislau Belavusau writes an open letter to Minister Blok, regarding the Netherlands support for the election result in Belarus. (14 August 2020) (Dutch language) 
• DW Akademie, interview with Dr Rumyana van Ark on Volodymyr Zelensky's reaction to the hostage situation in Lutsk (Russian Language version) (23 July 2020)
• DW Akademie, interview with Dr Rumyana van Ark on Volodymyr Zelensky's reaction to the hostage situation in Lutsk (Ukranian Language version) (22 July 2020)
• 'Los Derechos de los Refugiados ante COVID-19: Análisis de la Frontera México-Estados Unidos', podcast interview with Dr León Castellanos-Jankiewicz on recent US measures against migrants (21 July 2020)
• Identiteit, article by Prof. Janne Nijman for Christen Democratische Verkenningen (CDV) (24 June 2020)
• FIFA and Human Rights – a Research Agenda, article by Dr Antoine Duval and Daniela Heerdt for Tilburg Law Review (22 June 2020)
• Prosecute ISIS members for war crimes not just terrorism charges, say European prosecutors, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen for Syria Direct (24 June 2020)
• 'Corona laws are often being used as a façade for the decline of democratic institutions in countries like Poland and Hungary', says Uladzislau Belavusau, in the Courthouse News (June 5, 2020)
• Repatriation of Dutch children in Syria now unlikely – but it shouldn’t be a political choice, article by Dr Rumyana van Ark, Dr Faith Gordon, & Devyani Prabhat for The Conversation (14 May 2020)
• Repatriating the forgotten children of ISIS fighters: A matter of urgency, publication by Dr Rumyana van Ark, Dr Faith Gordon, & Devyani Prabhat for Globalcit (8 May 2020)
• 'The State of Denial Amidst the Military Parade: COVID-19 in Belarus', blogpost by Dr Uladzislau Belavusau & Maksim Karliuk for Verfassungsblog (20 May 2020)
• 'A Court in Crisis: African States’ Increasing Resistance to Africa’s Human Rights Court', blogpost by Dr Misha Plagis for Opinio Juris (19 May 2020)
• 'The Incredible Shrinking Court with Misha Plagis and Alice Banens', podcast interview with Dr Misha Plagis on Asymmetrical Haircuts (15 May 2020)
• European Variations as a Key Concept to Cooperation, a podcast interview with Ernst Hirsch Ballin on BRIDGE (Brexit Research and Interchange on Differentiated Governance in Europe) (9 April 2020)
• COVID-19 Symposium: US Border Closure Breaches International Refugee Law, a post by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz on Opinio Juris (4 April 2020)
• The Institute welcomes Janne Nijman, Professor of International Law, an interview with Janne Nijman by the Graduate Institute Geneva (30 march 2020)
• 'La frontera blindada contra migrantes', a post by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz on El Sol de Mexico (27 March 2020)
• 'The counter-productiveness of deprivation of nationality as a national security measure', post by Dr Christophe Paulussen on the European Network on Statelessness blog (18 March 2020)
• 'Mexico’s Amnesty Proposal: An Instrument of Transitional Justice?', blog post of Dr León Castellanos-Jankiewicz in Just Security (5 March 2020)
• 'Constitutions of Value: Introduction to the Symposium', Dr Geoff Gordon introduces the 4th join symposium together with Verfassungsblog (2 March 2020)
• ‘Voer kritisch maatschappelijk debat over grenzen van digitale controle’, Dr Dimitri van den Meerssche writes for Dutch Het Parool (1 March 2020)
• Manchester City sanctionné : « Le Tribunal arbitral du sport pourrait considérer qu’il y a une inégalité avec le PSG, interview with Dr Antoine Duval in Le Monde article (17 February 2020)
• 'Europe still reluctant to repatriate its foreign fighters and families', Interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen for article published on Euractiv (5 February 2020)
• Regional courts and their sources: The practice of the African Court and the ‘others’, Dr Misha Plagis writes for the ACtHPR Monitor (4 February 2020)
• La amnistía mexicana: sus tres defectos, a blog post of Dr León Castellanos-Jankiewicz in the op-ed section of Foreign Affairs Latinoamerica (27 January 2020)
• UN court's emergency measures in Rohingya case, Dr Geoff Gordon and Dr Dimitri van den Meerssche quoted in Deccan Herald article (24 January 2020)
• Crimes against the Rohingya: ICC Jurisdiction, Universal Jurisdiction in Argentina, and the Principle of Complementarity, Dr Marta Bo, OpinioJuris (23 December 2019)
• The World Without The Netherlands | History Erased (Season 2 Episode 4) - Teaser for an episode of 'History Erased' on YouTube channel Cream featuring Janne Nijman (16 December 2019)
• Aung San Suu Kyi Appelée à <cesser le génocide rohingya> au Myanmar, Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche quoted in Le Devoir article. (11 December 2019)
• Five questions on the ICJ and genocide, Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche interviewed by AFP. (11 December 2019)
• Counter-terror challenge: France's role in Sahel and the fight against global jihad, Dr Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi live on France24's The Debate. (2 December 2019)
• Interview: Anne Orford on putting the social question back on the agenda of international law, interview by Taylor Woodcock, Dr Antoine Duval, and Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche (27 November 2019)

• 'Internationale verdragen moeten en kunnen socialer', NRC interview with Prof. Anne Orford. (25 November 2019)
• Participation of the Department of Entrepreneurship in the Asser Institute training, article in the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv website. (23 October 2019)
• Doping in sport: why it can't be stopped, short documentary by The Economist featuring Dr Antoine Duval. (25 October 2019)
• Ruimte voor Variëteit, opinion article by Prof. Dr Ernst Hirsch Ballin (31 July 2019).
• FIFA and Human Rights: Introduction to the Symposium, blog by Dr Antoine Duval, Verfassungsblog (4 July 2019). 
• Sudans schwierige Altlast: Wer richtet über Ex-Präsident Al-Baschir?, interview with Dr Marta Bo, Allgemeine Zeitung, Tiroler Tageszeitung (7 May 2019). 
• Moet Nederland IS-strijders terughalen en berechten?, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, De Kanttekening (12 April 2019). 
• Four questions on warcrimes, Sudan's Bashir and the ICC, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, justiceinfo.net (11 April 2019).
• Comment gérer le retour des combattants partis en Syrie?, interview with Dr Rumyana Grozdanova and Dr Christophe Paulussen, Radio-Canada (15 March 2019).
• Ook juristen zetten nu vraagtekens bij beleid voor ‘kansloze Antillianen’ in Leeuwarden, interview with Dr Ulad Belavusau, NTR (12 March 2019).
• Celebrating International Women's Day with Hague International Gender Champions, interview with Prof. Dr Janne Nijman, Coalition for the ICC (11 March 2019).
• Top UN judges set to rule on Chagos islands dispute, interview with Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche (published in France 24, Channel NewsAsia, Journal du Cameroun, The Sun Daily, Breitbart News Network), Agence France-Presse (25 February 2019).
• La CIJ rend son avis sur l'archipel des Chagos, interview with Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche (published in Libération, Euronews, La Croix, Le Point, Bourse Direct, Médias24, France-Antilles Guadeloupe, Journal du Tchad, Journal du Senegal, Imaz Press Réunion, Journal de Brazza), Agence France-Presse (25 February 2019).
• Citizenship Stripping: Protecting National Security or Passing the Buck?, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, Justice Hub (21 February 2019).
• Should Europe uphold the right to return — even for Daesh families?, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, TRT World (19 February 2019).
• NRC checkt: ‘Kosovo schendt internationaal recht met oprichting leger’, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon and Dr Berenice Boutin, NRC Next (6 February 2019).
• La absolución de Gbagbo genera un debate sobre el papel de la CPI, interview with Dr Marta Bo (published in El Confidencial, eldiario.es, and La Vanguardia), Agencia EFE (19 January 2019).
• La Cour pénale internationale fragilisée après l’acquittement de Laurent Gbagbo, interview with Dr Marta Bo (published in La Libre Afrique and Le Devoir), Agence France-Presse (15 January 2019).
• Pressure mounts on war crimes court after Gbagbo blow, interview with Dr Marta Bo (published in The Independent, Daily Mail, Yahoo News, and The Citizen), Agence France-Presse (15 January 2019).
• Niet meer als terrorist gezien, wel je Nederlanderschap kwijt, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, NRC (7 January 2019).
• In search of judicial independence, OP-ED by T.M.C. Asser Instituut Shelter City Fellow Mohan Kumar Karna, Kathmandu Post (17 December 2018).
• Interview: Martti Koskenniemi on International Law and the Rise of the Far-Right, interview by Dr Dimitri Van Den Meerssche with Prof. Martti Koskenniemi, Opinio Juris (10 December 2018).
• Hoogleraar internationaal recht: heb begrip voor de boze onderklasse die de elite hekelt, interview with Prof. Martti Koskenniemi on the Fourth Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture 2018, NRC (27 November 2018).
• Se dará premio a investigación de doctor yucateco, feature on Dr León Castellanos-Jankiewicz in Diario de Yucatán (23 November 2018).
• Study hard, dance hardstyle: Go AJ, interview with intern Ajatshatru Bhattacharya, Metro (15 November, 2018).
• Jonge voetballers raken verstrikt in de tentakels van Manchester City, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, NRC (9 November 2018).
• L’UEFA discréditée, le football en péril, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, Mediapart (8 November, 2018).
• Engelsk storklub kan fa FC Nordsjaellands afrikanske talenter gratis, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, Politiken (8 November, 2018).
• Avis: FC Nordsjaelland har skjulte aftaler med Manchester City, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, Danish Broadcasting Corporation (8 November, 2018).
• Agenten i blasväder efter de här bilderna, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, Aftonbladet (6 November, 2018).
• Activists: Bahrain Continues to Revoke Citizenship of Dissidents, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, Voice of America (6 November, 2018).
• Kinesisk ejer ville bruge Vejle Boldklub til at tjene millioner i mystisk spillerhandel, interview with Dr Antoine Duval, Politiken (3 November, 2018).
• In een mondiale economie kan een nationale overheid niet op eigen houtje reguleren, OP-ED by Prof. Dr Janne Nijman, de Volkskrant (15 October, 2018).
• It's time for the EU to stand up to transnational corporations, OP-ED by Dr Antoine Duval, EUObserver (15 October, 2018).
• UN court says US must lift Iran sanctions on humanitarian goods, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon, ABC Radio Australia (4 October, 2018).
• Iran, US in tense wait for world court sanctions ruling, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon, The Times of Israel 1 October, 2018).
• El secreto colonial de la isla Diego García, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon, El País (21 September, 2018). 
• Mauritius wil 'gestolen' eilanden via de rechter terug, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon, Trouw (5 September, 2018).
• World Court weight Britain's claim to Chagos Islands in Indian Ocean, interview with Dr Geoff Gordon, Reuters (3 September, 2018).
• Open doek, mention of Prof. Dr Janne Nijman, Opzij (September/October, 2018)
• Haal de kinderen van IS-strijders terug voor het te laat is, article co-written by Dr Christophe Paulussen, Bibi van Ginkel and Prof Dr Willem van Genugten, de Volkskrant (26 June, 2018).
• The Federal Rainbow Dream: On Free Movement of Gay Spouses under EU Law, commentary by Dr Ulad Belavusau, Verfassungsblog (5 June, 2018).
• Renaming streets. A key element of identity politics, article co-written by Dr Ulad Belavusau and Anna Wojcik. New Eastern Europe (26 April, 2018). 
• Polen verkondigt met herinneringswet de teloorgang van zijn liberale democratie, OP-ED by Dr Ulad Belavusau, de Volkskrant (20 February, 2018).
• Europaeerne foretraekker at have deres IS-krigere pa lang afstand, interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, Kristeligt Dagblad (16 Februrary 2018).
• For a humanist dialogue between Chinese and Western thoughts on world order, interview with Prof. Dr Janne Nijman, Bulletin de la Recherche of the Graduate Institute in Geneva (1 February, 2018).
• Ik weiger een andere baan dan mensenrechtenadvocaat, interview with T.M.C. Asser Instituut Shelter City Fellow, Trouw (3 December, 2017).
• 'Kijk, ze willen je niet eens terug', interview with Dr Christophe Paulussen, De Groene (4 October, 2017). 
• Globalisering vraagt om sterkere internationale samenwerking, OP-ED by Prof. Dr Janne Nijman, Trouw (2 May, 2017).