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A Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) court has rejected a fresh bid to reopen a high value shareholder dispute, finding a new arb...

The UK government’s decision not to extend the text and data mining exception in copyright law to facilitate AI training differs from the ap...

The government of the Philippines has made clear the steps needed if the country is to successfully generate nuclear power by 2032, followin...

Pension scheme administrators and trustees in the UK have been advised to review and, if necessary, update processes around data security an...

A recent Federal Court of Australia decision has highlighted the significant personal risks for voluntary administrators (VAs) who fail to a...

Businesses exploring changes to their supply chains owing to the Middle East conflict have been advised to ensure they build sanctions-relat...

Experts at Pinsent Masons say that the launch of the SIAC compendium of challenge decisions is a move that both strengthens transparency and...

The regional conflict is causing significant disruption and impacting construction projects across the Middle East, with ripple effects exte...

The Employment Rights Act (ERA) will introduce changes to how flexible working applications in England, Scotland and Wales are handled, putt...

An historic ruling against a multi-million pound libel suit highlights the needs for broader speech protection laws in the UK, according to...

British businesses will need to open ‘clear and compassionate’ communication with staff ahead of new rules being introduced over family-rela...

Europe is to drive new development of innovative nuclear energy generation systems after launching a €200 million funding initiative to enco...

UK government plans for a new digital ID system represent a “high-stakes balancing act” between online safety and young people’s privacy rig...

The conflict in the Middle East is having profound human and economic cost across the region and beyond.

European companies are facing the risk of being left behind as major global pharmaceutical brands are increasingly turning to China to fill...

Plans by a UK regulator to provide support to legitimate financial influencers and develop a stronger investment culture in the country, hig...

The NSW Supreme Court recently clarified when a previous concession in the Building Code of Australia (BCA) could have permitted the install...

A new consultation on how artificial intelligence should be used in preparing civil court documents should help produce sensible guardrails...

Businesses involved in waste disposal in England can expect to have their practices more closely scrutinised amidst the Environment Agency’s...

All construction products will be subject to regulation in the UK, under new proposals described as “far reaching” by one building safety ex...

Social media platforms could be forced to prevent children from accessing their services under one option for reform the UK government is co...

The International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) reported one of its busiest years on record in 2025, r...

As preparations for the opening ceremony of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games continue, GIICA completed the prequalification process for a del...

With new laws supporting people who experience miscarriage coming into effect in Northern Ireland this spring and similar proposals in Scotl...

Businesses in Singapore should begin preparing for the upcoming increase to minimum salaries for foreign workers which is set to take effect...