In our increasingly interconnected world, the enforcement of patent rights across international borders has become a critical issue.

The right to be free from torture is firmly recognized in international law.

Climate change litigation has been increasingly used in different countries to fight the climate crisis through various judicial systems.

The disparity in treatment between Ukrainian and Syrian refugees has raised important questions about the consistency and fairness.

Photo by Schreibvieh via Wikimedia Commons On August 24, 2024, Pavel Durov, the CEO of the messaging app Telegram, was arrested in Paris....

By what authority does one dare direct that famous phrase, “j’accuse!” at the state’s supreme executor of law?

Interest in windfall taxes have been rising and have been generally seen as a response to redistribute increased profits.

In today’s digital age, Shutiq’s decision begs the question: why can AI not be a reliable source of acquired distinctiveness?

Financial and national security motivations have always been linked, but new regulations bring that policy interplay to the forefront.

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