Month: November 2024

The UK’s nuclear industry regulator, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), has confirmed that nuclear site health and safety (NSHS) incidents have continued to increase, and it remains an area of regulatory priority for the coming year.

If Donald Trump were to successfully help end the war, India could get a boost on the diplomatic and trade fronts, analysts say.

The government’s decision to legalise nicotine-laced vape products has worsened the healthcare crisis, despite efforts to limit access.

Businesses must be specific about the goods and services they wish to obtain trade mark rights for when applying for those rights, if they want to avoid those applications being refused, according to a new ruling by the UK’s highest court.

The guidelines were framed after businesses at the airport reported multiple instances of patrons losing their cool.

While the grouping did a good job of dealing with the 2008 global financial crisis, in recent years, collective action has been sorely lacking.

Increasing US regulatory instability following Donald Trump’s US election victory may make the EU a more attractive place for technology investment and innovation, an expert has said.

A Philippine senator says sanctions of up to US$1 million are possible under new maritime laws, but analysts doubt they are enforceable.

The scene in Mae Yua, or The Empress of Ayodhaya, has led to accusations of animal cruelty and a probe by Thai authorities.

Developers, procurers and deployers of artificial intelligence (AI) tools should have a good understanding of the intellectual property (IP) uncertainties and risks and how they can be navigated to ensure the investment in AI and its potential can be fully realised.