Hong Kong has traditionally been seen as a tax haven and the financial hub of Asia, if not the world.
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GDPR Results in $126 Million Fines: Is This a Wake-Up Call?
During the initial stages on implementing GDPR, and during the grace period allowed by the EU, most companies had…
Serious Constitutional Concerns Ahead of Scrutiny of the EU Withdrawal Agreement…
The House of Lords Constitution Committee has recommended that a clause to introduce significant new ministerial…
Following the recent US air strike which resulted in the assassination of an Iranian official and has caused international uproar, a UN human rights expert has revealed the action does in fact violate international human rights laws.
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General Election Results Are in: What to Expect for 2020
The main battle, in England especially, was between the Conservatives and Labour, with the Scottish National Party…
Money Laundering: The Dirty Secret That Won’t Go Away
A report by anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International lays bare what it believes is massive, carefully…
China has officially launched a new state-owned oil and gas pipeline company – China Oil & Gas Piping Network Corp.– in an effort to revamp the country’s oil and gas pipeline sector.
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Barristers Call for Australia-Style Laws After Grenfell Phase 1 Report
Two of 3PB’s specialist construction barristers have recently called for Australia-style legislation for the house…
How Far Can Sanctions Hurt Trade in a Country?
Recent news reports Turkey becoming the latest target of US sanctions, with news also reporting its agreement with…