Exploring changes to business sustainability reporting between the US, EU, and Indian jurisdictions

Exploring the mounting tensions between EU member states' domestic interests and their transnational obligations.

What are the practicalities of planned AI Surveillance at this year's Olympic Games?

The EU’s new AI act is the first comprehensive regulation of its kind and could perhaps create a global standard for the regulation of AI.

The tech giant Apple faces its first fine by EU commission, as the Digital Markets Act comes fully into force.

The EU Commission has announced a probe into social media site X under the new Digital Services Act.

This article explores the European Union's ongoing struggle with migration control since the Syrian civil war crisis.

EU reevaluates Energy Charter Treaty due to hindrance on renewable energy goals, prompting member state withdrawals and legal uncertainties.

A summary of current DCT testing legislation and improvements for the future.

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Is Macron’s EPC the next step in European political and economic relations?

A brief history of The Troubles in Northern Ireland and how Brexit has threatened the peace that was restored by the Good Friday Agreement.

What is sanctions busting and which countries are likely to bust sanctions against Russia?

After withdrawing from the European Union, the United Kingdom must deal with the consequences of leaving an international organisation

This article compares the UK and EU's responses to the Ukrainian refugee crisis to that more expansive policies are needed.

This article discusses recent UK government announcements regarding Brexit and the seeming lack of substance within them.

Today, the Internet acts as a record of everything that has happened and is happening around and to everyone. This urges many to be...

Rights of Muslim women has been attacked by a CJEU ruling allowing employers to ban employees from wearing religious clothing

Throughout June many developments have hampered worldwide vaccine production and distribution, prolonging the end of the pandemic

From Chauvin's guilty verdict to further vaccine disputes in the EU, read this month's top legal headlines