As the energy sector continues to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and environmental concerns, few projects highlight these challenges as vividly as Commonwealth LNG’s export facility in Cameron Parish. Today, I’m joined by Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert with deep experience in trade
Today, we’re thrilled to sit down with Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert with a deep background in drafting and analyzing trade agreements. With her extensive knowledge of global compliance and keen interest in the intersection of law and emerging technologies like AI, Desiree offers unparalleled
Imagine a world where international trade operates with unprecedented speed and precision, where small businesses in remote regions secure funding as easily as multinational corporations, and where trade barriers like language and logistics dissolve almost overnight. This is not a distant dream but
South Africa’s red meat industry stands at a critical juncture, grappling with a divisive issue that could reshape its future: the regulation of livestock exports by sea. Picture a sector that employs thousands, sustains rural communities, and contributes significantly to national food security,
Imagine a world where a single tweet could cost a tech giant billions in fines on one side of the Atlantic, while on the other, a retaliatory tariff on luxury goods spikes prices for everyday consumers. This is the reality of the ongoing clash between the European Union's stringent technology
In a bold move to reshape the economic landscape, Nick Thomas-Symonds, the UK Minister for Europe, has put forward a compelling proposal for a new, permanent trade agreement with the European Union. This initiative seeks to address the persistent shortcomings of the Brexit deal crafted by the prior
