In recent years, the landscape of financial transactions, especially cross-border payments, has grown increasingly complex due to new regulations and the advent of real-time payment systems. Despite these complexities, customer expectations for instant payments and seamless banking experiences
In September 2024, the Scottish Government announced its 2024-25 Programme for Government, which notably did not include the previously planned Human Rights Bill. This bill aimed to incorporate various international human rights treaties into Scots law, similar to the way the United Nations
TMI Associates, a leading Japanese law firm, has strategically expanded its European presence by inaugurating a new office in Brussels, aiming to bolster support for Japanese clients engaged in various business activities within the European Union (EU), particularly in areas including antitrust and
In the midst of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, particularly in Lebanon, civilians are frequently subjected to sudden and urgent evacuation warnings. These warnings, often delivered in the dead of night, leave families scrambling to find safety with little time to prepare. The effectiveness
The proposed draft amendment to Türkiye’s 'espionage' laws has sparked significant backlash from civil society organizations and various associations. Known as the “agents of influence” law, this legislative proposal aims to amend the penal code to criminalize acts that align with the strategic
The excitement surrounding a World Cup bid often overshadows the underlying issues tied to the hosting country, but Saudi Arabia's attempt to secure the 2034 FIFA World Cup has brought significant scrutiny to its human rights record. Critics argue that a recent assessment by AS&H Clifford Chance, a
