Experts from an independent panel appointed by the UN human rights council, the Mechanism to Advance Racial Justice and Equality in the Context of Law Enforcement, began a two-week visit to the US that will focus on racial justice, law enforcement and policing.
Posted in the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, this article discusses how the mandated use of the universal proxy card has changed the tactical and legal considerations of a proxy contest.
European Commission and member state officials have expressed repeated concerns to the U.K. about the Illegal Migration Bill, in particular the pledge to stop small boat crossings of the English Channel, deporting all those entering the U.K. illegally, ignoring the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR).
Operatives from Turkey's ruling Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) are working closely with members of the militant neo-nationalist Aydinlik group and US-sanctioned Russian disinformation experts in a systematic, anti-Western, propaganda campaign aimed at tarring the AKP opposition coalition as puppets of NATO.
Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.), who is expected to take over the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, commits to a comprehensive accounting of how taxpayer dollars are being spent by the State Department, bringing clarity to U.S. financial support of foreign NGOs and similar entities.
In an effort to double-down on global warming, the UN Secretary General calls for a ban on advertising by fossil fuel companies.
As the United Kingdom (UK) faces uncontrolled migration, former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman writes in The Telegraph that in order for the UK to to be sovereign, its citizens and its elected officials must be able to decide who enters the territory and on what terms.
The Swiss government has launched a consultation on new, more extensive sustainability-related disclosure requirements to better address "international developments" by aligning Swiss disclosure requirements to "internationally recognized standards".
Financial Times reporter Patrick Temple-West discusses the growing trend for big employers to walk back certain DEI measures.
In light of of the United States Supreme Court decision on Loper Bright, the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance considers how this affects ESG, and how it fits in to larger global trends of ESG regulation.
As national conservatism continues to gain momentum throughout Europe and the world, Angelos Chryssogelos of the London School of Economics and Political Science discusses possible motivations behind the trend.
In a unanimous decision released on Tuesday, June 25th, the European Court of Human Rights found Russia to be guilty of human rights violations in the occupied Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea.
The European Court of Human Rights has declared that Russia's 'Undesirable Oranization' law violates provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights, namely the freedom of expression and the freedom of assembly and association.
Operatives from Turkey's ruling Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) are working closely with members of the militant neo-nationalist Aydinlik group and US-sanctioned Russian disinformation experts in a systematic, anti-Western, propaganda campaign aimed at tarring the AKP opposition coalition as puppets of NATO and at fully rupturing Turkey's Transatlantic orientation.
Africa's Sahel and Maghreb regions have become frontline zones of conflict between competing Islamist militant groups, with al-Qaeda Islamic Maghred (AQIM) and Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) engaged on their respective digital platforms in an escalating battle for ideological hegemony in global jihadism, concomitant with an expanding and increasingly violent operational war for territorial dominance in these geopolitical crucial regions of the African Continent.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad (IJ) leadership has issued a general threat against Israel within the context of a hunger strike by an imprisoned leader of the Islamist extremist paramilitary group, accusing Israeli authorities of depriving the PIJ prisoner from "fulfilling his social and national role" among Palestinians since an Israeli security dragnet in the West Bank led to the detention of multiple suspects involved in terrorist activities
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