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US-Ukraine minerals deal indicates importance of rare earths
US Presidency: executive orders lead to over 100 lawsuits
US Presidency: Associated Press ban signals assault on free speech
Rule of law: almost half the world living in poverty
US presidency: latest pardons cause serious rule of law concerns
Southeast Asia steps up efforts to retrieve cultural artefacts
Climate crisis: US exit from Paris Agreement deals blow to international cooperation
Trump Gaza ‘Riviera’ scheme ‘utterly contrary to international law’
ESG: courts weigh in as crackdown on greenwashing claims intensifies
News Group Newspapers makes ‘unprecedented’ public apologies and admissions of wrongdoing
Dismantling of USAID and foreign funding freeze jeopardises rule of law and human rights globally
Insurance: soaring premiums and major losses after wildfires show devastating impact of climate crisis
Rule of law: Musk exposes cracks in UK political donations legislation
Widely criticised election sees ‘brutal democracy’ continue in Belarus
Business and human rights: growing pressure to root out modern slavery in supply chains
Future of law: merger market for firms remains buoyant in a turbulent world
UK government pledges action on child sexual abuse
Aid worker deaths prompt calls for compliance with international law
The US Presidency: executive orders push legal bounds of authority
Comment and analysis: Gaza's elusive victories
Ukraine overcomes challenges to become 125th country to ratify Rome Statute
Trade: UK faces challenging ‘balancing exercise’ as second Trump presidency begins
The fall of Assad: an uncertain future for Syrian refugees
Climate crisis: Small Island States take landmark case to the ICJ
UK’s assisted dying bill passes first hurdle amid intense scrutiny
Concerns for public sector law as pay gap with private practice widens
Trade: BRICS expansion into payment systems poses threat to dominance of US dollar
Anti-corruption: additional funding for UK’s Serious Fraud Office ‘a drop in the ocean’
Healthcare: booming medical tourism industry presents challenges for patient safety and redress
Media freedom: Hong Kong’s press becomes the target of ‘rule by law’

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