Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Brussels is preparing to launch an investigation into Temu, the Chinese online shopping business, amid concerns that the ecommerce platform is failing to crack down on sales of illegal products. The probe could be launched … Read more
Professor Colin Murray, Newcastle Law School Photo credit: Wknight94, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction The courtroom was anything but packed on a grey Monday morning in Belfast. There were no camera crews outside. And yet, for a small band of cognoscenti who gathered to hear Humphreys J’s decision, something significant was about to happen. … Read more
Like thousands and thousands of others, I watched with intrigue the primary—and doubtlessly solely—Donald Trump and Kamala Harris presidential debate. Probably the most necessary subjects mentioned was unlawful immigration and the way the Biden/Harris administration allowed thousands and thousands of unlawful immigrants to enter the nation. In the event you’re prepared to flee your nation … Read more
Readers will recall that there’s some extent of ambiguity within the ICJ’s latest holding in its Palestine advisory opinion as to how Israel’s systematic violations of IHL and different guidelines of worldwide regulation, together with the Palestinian folks’s proper to self-determination, rendered Israel’s continued presence within the occupied territories illegal. That’s, the tough query – … Read more
Query: One in every of our staff reported {that a} coworker is participating in sexual harassment by posting offensive content material on Instagram. The accused worker has over 100 followers who work for us. Do we have to monitor all the pieces our staff say and “like” on-line? … Read more
