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Magna Carta and constitutional rights in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea demonstrates the continuing influence of Magna Carta principles on constitutional rights and the rule of law

UNCITRAL’s convention on negotiable cargo documents

UNCITRAL’s new convention introduces negotiable cargo documents across transport modes, enhancing legal certainty, trade finance and multimodal logistics

Aircraft leasing disputes in the Australian courts

Recent airline insolvencies reveal how Australian courts balance international leasing principles with domestic insolvency law, treaty obligations and priority regimes

Puma v EUIPO: General Court clarifies duty to consider best-case reputation scenarios

The General Court has annulled a decision by EUIPO's Fifth Board of Appeal, establishing important procedural requirements for assessing trade mark reputation.

Diverging flight paths in sustainable aviation law

The UK and EU have introduced divergent SAF regimes, creating challenging dual compliance challenges for aviation stakeholders.

Cum-Ex: a short-lived scheme with long-term consequences

The Cum-Ex scandal still reverberates across Europe, with banks, traders and governments locked in battle

Singapore’s light-touch approach to PETs regulation

New guidance highlights Singapore’s push for privacy enhancing technologies, balancing business innovation with compliance under data protection law

Anthropic’s $1.5bn AI copyright settlement stalls

A proposed $1.5 billion settlement in a landmark US class action over AI training has been delayed after Judge William Alsup raised concerns over its workability