MEETING OF THE "MIZHNARODNYK" RESEARCH CLUB
During May, several meetings of the "Mizhnarodnyk" club, which operates at the Department of International and European Law, were held. The club is supervised by the Head of the Department, Associate Professor, Candidate of Law Svitlana LOZINSKA; Associate Professor, Candidate of Law Roksolana IVANOVA; Associate Professor of the Department, Doctor of Philosophy in Law Alla KIRYK; and Associate Professor of the Department, Candidate of Law Vitaliia ROMANIUK. The club members are 2nd- and 3rd-year students of the Faculty of Law majoring in International Law. The meetings focused on topical issues of international and European law. In May 2025, 15 students gave interesting reports and presentations:
1. Nataliia Hulko – The Legal Status of Stateless Persons in the Modern World.
2. Kateryna Zaiets – International Legal Protection of Digital Human Rights.
3. Daryna Moskviak – The Legal Status of Celestial Bodies and the Registration of Ownership of Stars.
4. Sofiia Nechai – Legal Regulation of Tourist Travel to Antarctica.
5. Valeriia Rudkovska – A Comparative Analysis of Restrictions on Human Rights during Armed Conflicts and during War.
6. Rodion Zhulkovskyi – The Legal Status of Citizens of an Aggressor State on the Territory of a State against Which War Has Been Declared.
7. Viktoriia Hryhorchuk – The Impact of Digital Currency on the International Monetary System.
8. Artur Khoptynskyi – A Historical and Legal Analysis of the Declaration of Martial Law and Its Extension during Armed Conflicts.
9. Kateryna Momot – A Comparative Analysis of the Activities of the EU Ombudsman and the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights
10. Uliana Zavadska – The Legal Framework for Personal Data Protection in the EU: the GDPR and Its Implementation in the Member States
11. Alina Shutiuk – Economic and Monetary Union as the Foundation of the European Union
12. Viktoriia Nikolaichenko – Legal Regulation of the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the EU
13. Solomiia Valchuk – The European Patent System and the EU Patent
14. Sofiia Burdelna – Reform of the EU Digital Services Market: the Digital Services Act and Its Legal Implications
15. Alina Linevych – Schengen Law in the EU Legal System.
The club meetings always take place in a lively discussion, where every participant can get answers to the questions that interest them. Such events are an important element of students' research activities and raise their awareness of topical international legal issues. We look forward to the next club meetings, interesting topics and encounters!
