The Malta IT Law Association (MITLA) is organising a free-to-attend webinar on the Right to Disconnect taking place on 23rd March. The webinar will host a discussion on the right to […]
Continue Reading →Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund is exploring investing in several infrastructure projects including 24 toll road concessions worth $2.6 billion, according to Reuters. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The Court of First Instance in Hong Kong has set aside an arbitral award after the party bringing the claim erroneously amended the name of the respondent to that of […]
Continue Reading →Singapore will raise the retirement age to 63 and the re-employment age to 68 from 1 July 2022. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The New South Wales state of Australia is investing A$750 million over the next 10 years in emission reduction measures, according to the NSW energy minister Matt Kean. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →China will set up an action plan to ensure that its peak carbon emissions will have happened by 2030. It will refine its structures in industry and energy, according to […]
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Continue Reading →It is widely agreed that African infrastructure across the continent – roads, electricity, water and sanitation – is in desperate need of an upgrade. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The law on standard essential patent (SEP) licensing has been heavily shaped by courts around the world in what is an increasingly global battleground over rights to use standardised communication […]
Continue Reading →The EU Commission is consulting its trade unions and employers’ organisations about measures it plans to improve the working conditions of ‘crowdworkers’, gig economy workers who access jobs through digital […]
Continue Reading →The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has issued its largest ever fine to a stockbroker. J&E Davy was fined €4.13 million after the CBI found fault with its systems for […]
Continue Reading →Companies planning annual general meetings (AGMs) due to be held in the UK after 30 March will have to be flexible to meet both legal obligations and health and safety […]
Continue Reading →The public health regulations that have been in force in England since 2 December 2020 implement a three tiered system of local restrictions. They were amended on 20 December to […]
Continue Reading →Immigration reforms announced by the UK government will help start-ups and fast-growing firms and those with internationally mobile staff, but leave gaps for some key sectors of the economy, an […]
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