International & Trade Law

How Can IP Ownership Affect Cross-Border Transactions and Taxes?
International & Trade Law How Can IP Ownership Affect Cross-Border Transactions and Taxes?

In the complex world of international business, intellectual property (IP) ownership plays a pivotal role in shaping the framework of cross-border transactions and tax obligations. The global landscape necessitates meticulous planning and understanding of IP rights transfer, taxable value

March 18, 2025
Prince George Adapts Procurement Amid Rising US-Canada Tariff Concerns
International & Trade Law Prince George Adapts Procurement Amid Rising US-Canada Tariff Concerns

The recent City Council meeting in Prince George brought to light the pressing issue of procurement processes affected by international tariffs, particularly those involving trade between Canada and the United States. As tariffs continue to shift, the Council addressed potential strategies for

March 13, 2025
Is Japan's Funding Halt to CEDAW Committee Undermining UN Human Rights?
International & Trade Law Is Japan's Funding Halt to CEDAW Committee Undermining UN Human Rights?

In a bold and consequential move, Japan has recently decided to halt its financial contributions to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW Committee), sparking a global debate about the future of UN human rights mechanisms. This decision comes in

March 11, 2025
How Will the Philippines-Korea FTA Transform Trade and Investment?
International & Trade Law How Will the Philippines-Korea FTA Transform Trade and Investment?

The Philippines-Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which took effect in December 2024, marks an ambitious turning point in strengthening the economic ties between the Philippines and South Korea. Not only does it aim to slash tariffs on a substantial portion of traded goods, but the FTA also paves

March 10, 2025
Can Mark Carney Strengthen Canada’s Economy Amid U.S. Trade Tensions?
International & Trade Law Can Mark Carney Strengthen Canada’s Economy Amid U.S. Trade Tensions?

The recent election of Mark Carney as the leader of Canada's Liberal Party marks a significant shift in the country's political landscape. Carney, the former governor of the Central Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, succeeded Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in this pivotal role.

March 10, 2025
Future of Cross-Currency Payments: Tech, Trends, and Innovations Insight
International & Trade Law Future of Cross-Currency Payments: Tech, Trends, and Innovations Insight

The landscape of cross-currency payments is rapidly evolving, driven by technological innovation and shifts in the global economic environment. This transformation is reshaping how businesses and financial institutions handle cross-border transactions, highlighting the need to adapt to a more

March 6, 2025
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