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Authoritarian overreach: the misuse of INTERPOL and UN cybercrime policies

Anna Rothwell explains how certain government exploit these mechanisms for political repression, threatening global security and free expression

The next wave: will the US crypto litigation trend reach the UK?

Despite differing regulatory landscapes, the UK may see increased efforts to recover crypto investment losses, says Nicola McKinney

Gender inequality in Chilean legal profession unveiled

A study highlights gender imbalance in senior legal roles, pushing for inclusive reforms globally

Sanctions, control, and contractual disputes: The Litasco case

Following the High Court's decision on Litasco SA's payment dispute, Jon Felce, Mikhail Vishnyakov and Florence Sandberg explore the complexities of sanctions, control tests, and contract law amid geopolitical tensions

Unmasking fraud in arbitration: the Nigerian $11bn case study

A landmark English Court ruling highlights the necessity of court oversight in international arbitration cases

Why robust cross-border cyber and privacy capabilities are essential

Mark Anderson discusses strategies for managing a cyber breach response in multiple jurisdictions, emphasizing approaches in Australia and New Zealand

Tackling bribery in sport

Angelika Hellweger examines Barcelona FC's bribery trial's impact on sports corruption

Privy Council's approach to arbitration in shareholder disputes

The board emphasises the importance of arbitration in resolving shareholder disputes and the court's role in this context