Over the past two weeks, EJIL: Talk’s publications explored a host of key issues. These include developments in international criminal law, debates over state obligations arising from the war in Gaza, and the implications of Tunisia’s withdrawal from the African Court. In addition, contributions delve into the role of international lawyers and scholars in defending … Read more
Louisiana lawmakers are asking whether the big insurance fixes they passed earlier this year are actually making a difference. With premiums still sky-high and insurance carriers slow to return to the market, they’ve called for a thorough check-up on the state’s insurance health. In a resolution passed during the 2025 legislative session, officials requested the … Read more
Between 200BC and AD600, Indian religious traditions underwent a profound visual metamorphosis. Deities once represented abstractly — through thrones, footprints or trees — began to take anthropomorphic forms. Ancient India: Living Traditions, which opens at the British Museum this week, traces the evolution of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain art. It explores the deepening popular need … Read more
By Michael Kim NYSE:RERE READ THE FULL RERE RESEARCH REPORT Pre-market open on 5/20/25, ATRenew (NYSE:RERE) reported 1Q25 earnings results. On a GAAP basis, RERE reported net income of $5.9 million for 1Q25, or $0.02 per ADS. That said, excluding non-cash share-based compensation and intangible assets amortization expenses, adjusted EPS came in at $0.04, or … Read more
Environmental Law Malavika Rao discusses the Kafue River spill in Zambia and questions whether the current legal responses, focused on human rights and compensation, are sufficient to address the extensive environmental damage from mining. Like other African states, Rao highlights that Zambia’s environmental laws primarily view environmental harm through a human-centered lens. The author suggests … Read more