Rainer Arnold, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, GermanyJavier Cremades, Cremades and Calvo-Sotelo Abogados, Madrid, Spain

• .- Part I Rule of Law and Technology.- Guarantees of the rule of law in Romania in the digital age, cybersecurity and the processing of personal data.- Artificial intelligence – a threat to the rule of law? The role of constitutional courts in shaping emerging technologies.- Rule of law, constitutional jurisdiction, and technology in Peru.- Administration and Access to Justice through Technology: The Experience of the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.- Enhancing transparency of the constitutional courts – The role of the new technologies.- The Impact of the Digital Age on Fundamental Rights.- Risks of Biotechnology and the Rule of Law.- Fake News and Control Over Freedom of Speech in the Digital Age.- Freedom of expression in digital platforms - How the Albanian high courts assess the necessity in a democratic society?.- Language Discrimination and Constitutional Safeguards.- EU Guideline on AI Trustworthy and ‘not intuitive’ application of the principle of Fairness.- Part II Rule of Law and Climate Environment Energy.- Sustainability – from a leadership perspective.- Are Polish Courts Tough Enough for the Protection of Human Rights Related to Climate Changes?.- Ombudsman for future generations in the Polish law  de lege ferenda proposal for environmental and climate protection.- Climate change and the rights of future generations: the contribution of courts.- Constitutional protection for future generations. The French perspective.- Transboundary Ambitions: Exploring the Theory of Extraterritoriality in EU Climate Law and Policy in Southeast Europe.- The Green Deal and the European Climate Laws, especially CBAM.- The Green Deal of the EU in the Light of the Agricultural Sector.- Climate change adaptation Adjusting to the climate change, and preventing an economic and social crisis The Greek paradigm particularly in the context of investment legislation.

Rainer Arnold, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, GermanyJavier Cremades, Cremades and Calvo-Sotelo Abogados, Madrid, Spain

• .- Part I Rule of Law and Technology.- Guarantees of the rule of law in Romania in the digital age, cybersecurity and the processing of personal data.- Artificial intelligence – a threat to the rule of law? The role of constitutional courts in shaping emerging technologies.- Rule of law, constitutional jurisdiction, and technology in Peru.- Administration and Access to Justice through Technology: The Experience of the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.- Enhancing transparency of the constitutional courts – The role of the new technologies.- The Impact of the Digital Age on Fundamental Rights.- Risks of Biotechnology and the Rule of Law.- Fake News and Control Over Freedom of Speech in the Digital Age.- Freedom of expression in digital platforms - How the Albanian high courts assess the necessity in a democratic society?.- Language Discrimination and Constitutional Safeguards.- EU Guideline on AI Trustworthy and ‘not intuitive’ application of the principle of Fairness.- Part II Rule of Law and Climate Environment Energy.- Sustainability – from a leadership perspective.- Are Polish Courts Tough Enough for the Protection of Human Rights Related to Climate Changes?.- Ombudsman for future generations in the Polish law  de lege ferenda proposal for environmental and climate protection.- Climate change and the rights of future generations: the contribution of courts.- Constitutional protection for future generations. The French perspective.- Transboundary Ambitions: Exploring the Theory of Extraterritoriality in EU Climate Law and Policy in Southeast Europe.- The Green Deal and the European Climate Laws, especially CBAM.- The Green Deal of the EU in the Light of the Agricultural Sector.- Climate change adaptation Adjusting to the climate change, and preventing an economic and social crisis The Greek paradigm particularly in the context of investment legislation.

Rainer Arnold, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, GermanyJavier Cremades, Cremades and Calvo-Sotelo Abogados, Madrid, Spain

• .- Part I Rule of Law and Technology.- Guarantees of the rule of law in Romania in the digital age, cybersecurity and the processing of personal data.- Artificial intelligence – a threat to the rule of law? The role of constitutional courts in shaping emerging technologies.- Rule of law, constitutional jurisdiction, and technology in Peru.- Administration and Access to Justice through Technology: The Experience of the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.- Enhancing transparency of the constitutional courts – The role of the new technologies.- The Impact of the Digital Age on Fundamental Rights.- Risks of Biotechnology and the Rule of Law.- Fake News and Control Over Freedom of Speech in the Digital Age.- Freedom of expression in digital platforms - How the Albanian high courts assess the necessity in a democratic society?.- Language Discrimination and Constitutional Safeguards.- EU Guideline on AI Trustworthy and ‘not intuitive’ application of the principle of Fairness.- Part II Rule of Law and Climate Environment Energy.- Sustainability – from a leadership perspective.- Are Polish Courts Tough Enough for the Protection of Human Rights Related to Climate Changes?.- Ombudsman for future generations in the Polish law  de lege ferenda proposal for environmental and climate protection.- Climate change and the rights of future generations: the contribution of courts.- Constitutional protection for future generations. The French perspective.- Transboundary Ambitions: Exploring the Theory of Extraterritoriality in EU Climate Law and Policy in Southeast Europe.- The Green Deal and the European Climate Laws, especially CBAM.- The Green Deal of the EU in the Light of the Agricultural Sector.- Climate change adaptation Adjusting to the climate change, and preventing an economic and social crisis The Greek paradigm particularly in the context of investment legislation.