Newly emerging risks are interfering into the business area more than ever before (Duzgun, 2026). ESG variables and considerations have become essential to corporate management and decision-making (Ketterling, 2026).
This article focuses on the GloBE Rules, specifically the IIR, UTPR and QDMTT, rather than Pillar Two as a whole, which also includes the…
One in five people who have lived through war carries a mental health condition, yet no targeting decision is ever asked to account for it.…
A letter of credit is designed to be as good as cash, which is why English law lets a bank refuse payment on one ground only: fraud in the…
This paper analyses the Theranos scandal focusing on the systemic corporate governance and regulatory failures. Through the examination of…
A view of the entrance to Palais Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland, previous headquarters of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner…
Can a State survive the permanent loss of its territory? This article examines whether international law permits the continuity of…
This paper examines when AI assistance in arbitral decision-making may cross the line into delegation and create enforcement risks under…
Natural disasters create opportunities for trafficking in persons. While this is a well-documented issue, the international legal framework…
This brief blog article looks into whether territory is required for a state to be recognized. It looks into the case study of Tuvalu which…
Digital environments offer children important opportunities for learning, creativity and social interaction, but their design may also…
Analyzing Article 2(8) of the EU AI Act, this brief examines how the research exemption balances scientific freedom…
Brazil’s Indigenous peoples hold constitutionally protected rights to their traditionally occupied lands, yet these…
This article explores the European Commission’s new Guidelines on Article 102 TFEU regarding exclusionary abuses by…
The ICJ’s 2025 advisory opinion confirms that the customary international-law duty to prevent significant environmental…
Can investor–state arbitration make governments think twice before adopting ambitious climate measures? This article…
The EU’s Pact on Migration and Asylum became applicable in June 2026, setting out to harmonise Europe’s asylum regime.…
This article examines whether the EU’s e-evidence package has finally solved the cross-border evidence problem or…
“A state cannot simply declare itself the continuation of its predecessor and expect the world to agree.”
Analyzing Articles 8a, 12g, and 12gb of EU Regulation 833/2014, this brief examines how the European Union enforces…
Examines whether the Nuctech order gives foreign undertakings adequate procedural safeguards under the EU Foreign…
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