International businesses can expect more opportunities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has recently eased some of the regulatory requirements to help attract foreign businesses and top talent.
UK law of apologies ‘crucial’ and increased use should be welcomed
The positive impact of an apology should not be underestimated, and any measures designed to increase the use of apologies should be welcomed, an expert has said.
Court judgment highlights practical considerations for DOCA enforcement
A recent NSW Supreme Court judgement has highlighted relevant practical considerations for insolvency practitioners.
Philippines’ Duterte attends ICC hearing for crimes against humanity via video link
The 79-year-old was tired after flying to the Netherlands from the Philippines and was permitted to attend the session via video link.
EU gender pay gap measures to strengthen pay transparency in Luxembourg
Despite long-standing legislation on equal pay between men and women, gender pay gaps remain within the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, and in the EU as a whole.
Indonesians in US fear deportation amid Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants
As of November 2024, more than 4,000 Indonesians were on the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement removal list.
South Korean county invites Myanmar refugees to revive dwindling population
Yeongyang county hopes to revitalise its community by welcoming refugees, offering new opportunities and utilising empty properties.
ICC takes Philippines’ Duterte into custody to face charges for drug war killings
The ex-president, 79, arrived at Rotterdam airport in the Netherlands and was transferred to a detention unit on the Dutch coast.
Doing business in Saudi Arabia: new opportunities surge under Saudi Vision 2030
Businesses and investors can expect major projects and economic developments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), but to seize these opportunities in the largest country in the Middle East, it is essential to respect and understand the Islamic culture and customs and KSA’s fast evolving legal and regulatory landscape.
Philippines investigates possible revival of ‘planted bullet’ scam at airports
Three employees at Manila’s main airport relieved of their posts after passenger says they falsely claimed she had a bullet in her luggage.
