Month: March 2023

Young North Koreans are waiting in long queues to sign their names in a response to ‘threats’ from the US and South Korea, Pyongyang says.

Gender parity is still very much a work in progress in Malaysia despite a relatively narrow estimated wage gap.

ChatGPT – which has already wowed users for its abilities to answer queries, pass graduate-level exams and even write computer code – has enormous potential applications in the life sciences and medtech industries too.

Taiwan and the US began talks last year over the US-Taiwan Initiative on 21st-Century Trade, and on Thursday, Washington proposed a trade deal text to streamline border procedures and ‘cut red tape’ for shipments of goods.

Unpopular former coup leader seeking to extend rule; polls may be ‘battle of ideology’ on whether nation will stay on side of conservatism, or become more liberal.

All businesses should develop a litigation strategy for their European patents ahead of the new Unified Patent Court (UPC) system becoming operational, experts in intellectual property law from across Europe have said.

The High Court in London has issued its first global fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing decision since the UK Supreme Court’s landmark Unwired Planet ruling in 2020, confirming the approach taken by the judge in that case.

The central role that Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) plays in the enforcement of data protection law across the EU has been highlighted in the authority’s latest annual report, according to information law experts.

A consultation on a revised national networks national policy statement (NNNPS) for national road, rail and rail freight schemes in England has been broadly welcomed by legal experts.

Japan and South Korea have agreed to end an almost four-year-old trade dispute over critical materials, as they look to restore ties in the face of shared security threats from North Korea and a more assertive China.