Why Are There So Many Wars, Especially Now? An Obscure Brilliance Of Arms Dealing...
by Joseph Mazur
To understand war is to identify its roots in conflict. A war starts with one side or another rolling on odds of...
What Makes a Genocide? How should we best understand the confounding connections between self-defence,...
By Joseph Mazur
A word best-describing intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group now swerves its definition to attack the victim. The...
Planning for 2023: The Arbitration Disputes Landscape
By David Hunt
The year 2023 presents challenges to arbitration lawyers. Many old sources of work – Russian oligarch claims, Energy Charter Treaty claims –...
The International Scope of UK Private Prosecutions
Nicola Sharp of Rahman Ravelli outlines the potential for foreign individuals and companies to bring prosecutions in the UK.
In the UK, the issue of...
An Ecosystem of Interconnectedness: Prioritising Key Legal Concerns in the Metaverse
By Pin Lean Lau
The recent hype surrounding the metaverse has deftly captured our interest, but we also need to be aware of any...
The Russian Federation, President Putin and the Russian Military are Financially Liable to Ukraine...
By Charles H. Camp, Kiran Nasir Gore and Lilia Chu
The ongoing crisis prevents the Ukrainian public from accessing judicial remedies in Ukraine or Russia...
How To Defend Against False Sexual Crime Charges
Over the years, the number of sex crimes in the US has soared. At the same time, there is also an uptick in the...
Sovereigns in the Courtroom: Is the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act the Golden Key?
By Kiran Nasir Gore and Charles H. Camp
How can a foreign sovereign be brought into an American courtroom to answer for its bad acts? This...
Inaction of a Director in Twilight Period: Byers v Chen (aka Ningning) [2021]...
By Ian Mann and Francesca Gibbons
This article examines the recent Privy Council decision of Byers v Chen and what it could mean for directors...
Uber’s Supreme Court Decision: the start of a domino effect for the gig economy?
By Lloyd Davey, Partner, and Sarah Taylor, Senior Associate, at Stevens & Bolton LLP
In February, the Supreme Court’s decision that Uber drivers are workers...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
China’s Challenging Search for a New Model of Economic Growth
By Danny Leipziger
China cannot continue to rely on exports to drive its growth, but what are the alternatives?
China ran a $1.2 trillion trade surplus last year, and despite admonitions from the IMF to rely...
