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EU sustainability rules watered down in omnibus package
EU policymakers have unveiled proposals to water down sustainability-related reporting and due diligence requirements in a ...
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New Russian sanctions adopted as first EU Syrian sanctions restrictions lifted
New sanctions packages have been announced by EU and UK policymakers to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s war in Ukraine. The new measures outlined coincide with the EU’s decision to begin ...
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Court of Appeal provides helpful guidance in first statutory UK tax residence decision
Steven Porter, tax expert at Pinsent Masons, said: “The court has given clear guidance on how the question of ‘exceptional circumstances’ should be addressed.While the guidance is for the First-tier ...
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How a US AI ruling could influence UK copyright policy
A recent ruling by a district court in the US state of Delaware could have a bearing on how UK copyright law is modernised to reflect the training and use of AI models. The US ruling was cited in the ...
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AI law and copyright reform part of Irish legislative agenda
New legislation that will outline how the EU AI Act will be enforced in Ireland is being prepared by the Irish government, it has confirmed. The Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Bill is one of ...
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Election in Germany: future chancellor Merz wants to strengthen the economy
Friedrich Merz and his party, the CDU/CSU, are on the cusp of entering office and will face tough decisions ahead on how to ...
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Procurement Act comes into force introducing new obligations for firms
The UK Procurement Act 2023, the Procurement Regulations 2024 and the new National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS) come into force today providing for the possibility of running more flexible ...