China has imposed restrictions on dealings with six entities it deems to have acted in support of US sanctions targeting alleged labour issues in Xinjiang.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has provided greater clarity on its proposals for addressing areas of risk for ...

A turbulent geopolitical environment, which has impacted global supply chains, is likely to encourage greater diversification ...

Businesses operating internationally no longer face a single dominant sanctions regime. Instead, they now operate in an ...

Data centre locations that align with the priorities of the federal government’s new AI framework will be better placed to progress through future approval pathways.

A new Wall Street financing deal raises important questions for businesses navigating graphics processing unit (GPU) ...

Reforms to Jordan’s Arbitration Law, including the establishment of the Jordan Arbitration Centre (JAC) as a fully ...

A recent Court of Appeal decision could have significant implications for developers, housebuilders and construction ...

For sports organisations, governance has often been viewed as a boardroom issue, sitting behind more immediate priorities ...

Seven Ukrainian civilians have asked a court in New York to order a US manufacturer to pay them more than $75 million, ...

For the second time within nine months, the Regional Court of Munich has handed down a fairly remarkable judgment in an ...

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) has long been admired for its ability to carry out large and complex ...