Khaled El Mahmoud

Khaled is a research assistant at the Chair of European and International Law at the University of Potsdam. His research interests focus on international environmental law, the law of the sea, and procedural law of international courts and tribunals. He is a Managing Editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

Interview
Symposium
Climate Change Conference COP29

Missed Opportunities in a Microcosm of Broader Challenges

Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh Khaled El Mahmoud

Dear Margaretha, a very warm welcome back! I believe that the overall sentiment among all of us was one of ambitious expectations for the outcomes of COP29, accompanied by a...

Interview
Symposium
Climate Change Conference COP29

Setting the Scene for COP29

Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh Khaled El Mahmoud

Dear Margaretha, we would like to express our gratitude for accepting our invitation and for agreeing to this interview. We are delighted to have the opportunity to engage in discourse...

Symposium
Climate Change Conference COP29

Climate Diplomacy in an Era of Permacrisis

Justine Batura Khaled El Mahmoud

Humanity is facing in an era marked by turbulence, uncertainty, and instability. Increasingly referred to as a permacrisis, this period is defined by a series of complex and interconnected crises...

#Ö: Our own News

What #Ö Read during the Mid-Year Break (Part II)

Hendrik Simon Alicja Polakiewicz Khaled El Mahmoud

Welcome to Part II of What #Ö Read during the Mid-Year Break (read Part I here). Reading KafKant at the End of “the End of History” (or Summer) Immanuel...

#Ö: Our own News

Editorial #37: All Are Equal, but Some Are More Equal than Others

Khaled El Mahmoud

A notable milestone in the annals of international criminal law is the anniversary of the Rome Statute, adopted on 17 July 1998, which constituted the most significant legal institution in...