More than half of Singaporeans polled in a recent survey support the demolition of 38 Oxley Road, but most respondents feel the controversy surrounding the family home of the country’s first prime minister should be a private matter and not a national issue. The latest findings from a small pool of 200 respondents interviewed by … Read more
In addition to his academic achievements, Garay of Thousand Oaks, California, was selected to speak at his class graduation because of his outstanding internship at Westminster Free Clinic, where he helped patients understand their medical issues and the available health care interventions. Using his Spanish fluency, Garay interpreted for the volunteer clinicians and their patients. … Read more
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Once again, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has been asked to provide clarity on the concept of “communication to the public” as laid down in article 3 of the 2001 Copyright in the Information Society Directive (InfoSoc Directive). On 20 September 2024, the Dutch Supreme … Read more
This Op-ed intends to briefly analyse the recent Opinion by Advocate General (‘AG’) Collins in EPPO v I.R.O F.J.L.R. (C‑292/23) –a seminal preliminary ruling case being the first case ever concerned with the scope and nature of judicial review of procedural acts produced by the EPPO. The most important facts of the case could be stated … Read more
When the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic swept through Italy, the country looked outside its borders and received aid from two major world powers: China and the United States. Giulia Sciorati and Frank Maracchione show that this historical moment offers a compelling case study of how international aid can dramatically shift public opinion in … Read more
