Former Fair Trade Commission Chairman Kim Hyung-bae publishes the 3rd edition of 'Theory and Practice of Fair Trade Law'
Kim Hyung-bae, former chairman of the Fair Trade Commission, has released the third edition of his book reflecting recent changes in fair trade laws and regulations.
Final report of the project on the construction of social interest housing would be ready by Saturday
The National Assembly's Economic Development Commission aims to approve the report for the urgent housing law project this weekend.
National Human Rights Commission Expresses Opinion Against Arbitrary Crackdowns on Undocumented Migrants
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea criticized the Immigration Bureau’s crackdown on undocumented migrants at a Thai restaurant, calling for caution against 'rabbit hunting'-style policing but facing backlash for not addressing procedural violations.
The request of 'Aušriečiai' has a 'second bottom': the election commission only partially considered it
The 'Nemuno Aušra' party requested a three-week delay in a decision by the election commission regarding alleged serious law violations pertaining to rental cars used by its officials.
Brussels presents its major bet to boost company creation: establish companies "in 48 hours, at a cost of 100 euros and all in digital format"
The European Commission has unveiled EU Inc., a new corporate law framework aimed at simplifying the process of establishing companies in the EU.
Graves in England and Wales could be reused after 100 years
A proposal by the Law Commission aims to allow graves over 100 years old in England and Wales to be reused to tackle burial space shortages and modernize burial laws.
Old graves could be reused amid shortage of burial space
Graves over a century old may be reused in England and Wales as part of new proposals from the Law Commission to address burial space shortages.
Fico's coalition repeals the amendment to the whistleblower law. The Constitutional Court and the European Commission were against it.
The coalition led by Slovakia's Robert Fico has repealed an amendment aimed at protecting whistleblowers, facing opposition from both the Constitutional Court and the European Commission.
EU Law: How the new legal form 'EU Inc.' is supposed to make Europe a start-up wonderland
The European Commission's new proposal for a legal structure called 'EU Inc.' aims to streamline regulations for start-ups across the EU, fostering growth and innovation.
The Head of State announced laws regarding the compensation for war damages by Russia and waste management
President Alar Karis approved two laws concerning the establishment of an international commission for Ukraine's damage claims and the procurement of waste recycling and disposal services by local governments.
Ford accused of limiting transparency law because of cellphone defeat in court
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is accused of circumventing transparency laws by using his personal phone for official communications, as revealed by call log discrepancies and a ruling by the Information and Privacy Commission.
Report Ready for First Debate on Urgent Project for the Construction of Social Housing
The Ecuadorian National Assembly's Economic Development Commission approved a report for the first debate of an urgent law project aimed at incentivizing the construction of social housing to address the housing deficit.
L. Kasčiūnas: The Conservatives Request an Expert Evaluation on Amendments to the LRT Law
L. Kasčiūnas announced that the Conservative Party has submitted signatures for an expert evaluation regarding amendments to the law governing Lithuania's national broadcaster, LRT.
Ministry of Development: Guidelines for the fee in favor of the Competition Commission for anonymous companies
Greece's Ministry of Development has clarified guidelines on the fee for the Competition Commission regarding the establishment and capital increase of anonymous companies, as per new regulations.
Television Hokkaido Violates Freelance Law, Fair Trade Commission Issues Recommendation
Television Hokkaido has been found in violation of freelance laws for failing to clearly communicate terms to freelance staff, resulting in a formal recommendation from Japan's Fair Trade Commission.
Former EU Chief Diplomat Borrell: EC Leader Unduly Favors the U.S. and Israel
Former EU chief diplomat Josep Borrell criticized the European Commission's leadership for favoring U.S. and Israeli interests over international law regarding military actions against Iran.
The War and the New International Disorder
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of a rules-based international order in safeguarding EU interests amid growing geopolitical complexities.
‘The future of those who engage in organized crime will be extradition’, Rosa Torres, president of the Justice Commission
Rosa Torres, president of the Ecuadorian National Assembly's Justice Commission, discusses the new extradition law aimed at combating organized crime in Ecuador.
The Fair Trade Commission appoints Professors Hwang Tae-hee and Choi Han-soo as new non-executive members
Professors Hwang Tae-hee and Choi Han-soo have been appointed as new non-executive members of the Fair Trade Commission of Korea.
The Production of 'Legislative Corpses' by the National Council and the Blackmailing Practices of the European Commission
The Slovak government discusses the potential repeal of a law intended to protect whistleblowers, which has been suspended by the Constitutional Court.
CPI of INSS approves the summons of Vorcaro's ex-girlfriend and brother-in-law
A parliamentary commission in Brazil announced the summons of Martha Graeff, ex-fiancée of banker Daniel Vorcaro, along with others, in connection to an investigation into frauds at the INSS.
Arvanitis against von der Leyen: If Europe abandons international law, then it abandons its very reason for existence
Kostas Arvanitis criticizes the European Commission President's statement on the EU's foreign policy, linking it to a disregard for international law.
‘Terrorism Concept to Include Political Activities’ Amendment… Human Rights Commission to Express Concerns About Violating Basic Rights
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has expressed concerns about a proposed amendment to the anti-terrorism law that would expand the definition of terrorism to include actions aimed at obstructing political party activities.
'Times Square' in SP: luminous screens approved by the 'guardian' commission of the Clean City Law
A project to install large LED screens in downtown São Paulo was approved by the city's Commission for the Protection of Urban Landscape.
Analysis of urgent law on tax incentives for donations of social interest housing begins
The National Assembly's Economic Development Commission in Ecuador has begun discussing a project aimed at establishing tax incentives for donors of social interest housing, intended to address the housing deficit in the country.
Von der Leyen backtracks and now affirms the EU's 'unalterable commitment' to international law
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has reaffirmed the EU's unwavering commitment to international law following backlash from her earlier comments about the end of the rules-based world order.
CJN supports FCCPC's role in safeguarding Nigeria's business environment
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has emphasized the importance of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission in ensuring fair trade practices in Nigeria's business environment.
Urgent law qualified to encourage the construction of affordable housing
The Ecuadorian National Assembly's Economic Development Commission will analyze a proposal to amend the Internal Tax Regime Law to promote affordable housing construction and reduce the housing deficit.
European Union: Is International Law a Barrier for Europe?
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, sparked controversy in her speech by questioning whether Europe should defend the rules-based world order.
Plans to Punish Attacks on EMTs as Against State Officials, Decides Commission
A commission in Latvia has endorsed legal amendments that equate attacks on emergency medical service workers with attacks on state officials, aimed at increasing their protection.
The Government of Sánchez replies to Von der Leyen that "the alternative to international order is disorder": "One must choose between peace and war"
The Spanish government responded to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's supportive stance for the US against Iran, emphasizing that international law is crucial for global stability.
Women's Rights Defense Commission of Alepe approved 82 proposals in 2025: 'the big problem is execution', says deputy
The Women's Rights Defense Commission of the Pernambuco Legislative Assembly approved 82 out of 134 proposals in 2025, highlighting the challenge of implementing these measures.
UN: Russia committed crimes against humanity by deporting Ukrainian children
The UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine reports that Russian authorities have committed crimes against humanity by deporting and forcibly relocating Ukrainian children.
YKKAP Recommended for Violations of Subcontracting Law - 4,997 Tooling Stored Free of Charge
YKKAP has been reprimanded by the Japan Fair Trade Commission for violating subcontracting laws by having 4,997 toolings stored free of charge by contracted firms.
Awarding Certificates to Citizens Who Resisted on December 3rd... Establishing the Light Commission
The South Korean government has announced the establishment of the 'Light Commission' to honor citizens who defended constitutional order against armed soldiers during the December 3rd emergency martial law.
The Riigikogu continues with the establishment of a commission investigating police leaders' cases
The Riigikogu's Constitutional Committee has decided to forward a proposal for forming a commission to investigate police leaders' criminal proceedings and the activities of the security police to the plenary session for its first reading.
Yolanda Díaz attacks Von der Leyen over her position on the Iran war and demands that she 'defend international legality': 'The other is barbarism'
Yolanda Díaz criticized European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for her stance on the Iran war, demanding a defense of international law.
J. Olekas on the proposed amendments to the LRT law: The recommendations of the Venice Commission are close to it
J. Olekas indicated that a proposal regarding amendments to the LRT law was reached, aligning closely with the Venice Commission's recommendations.
Live at 12: Discussion of the Police Chiefs Case Investigation Commission in the Riigikogu
The Riigikogu's constitutional commission is holding a public session to discuss the establishment of an investigation commission concerning the criminal proceedings against police chiefs in Estonia.
The Venice Commission has announced conclusions regarding amendments to the LRT law
The Venice Commission recommends a thorough analysis and impact assessment before proceeding with the legislative process regarding amendments to the LRT law in Lithuania.
The Venice Commission urges to review the decision to freeze LRT funding
The Venice Commission has called for a review of the Lithuanian law that froze funding for the national broadcaster LRT, highlighting a lack of impact assessment and consultation.
Commission will approve a project that may change the law and affect the auction of megaterminal
A parliamentary commission meeting will approve a project that could significantly alter port laws affecting a major auction.
The European Commission is monitoring changes in the service law. Czechia may lose subsidies
The European Commission is scrutinizing modifications to Czechia's service law, which could jeopardize the country’s funding from the EU.
Venice Commission on the Rule of Law Bill: Generally Positive Assessment
The Venice Commission deems Poland's rule of law bill generally compliant with European standards, praising certain elements while suggesting adjustments to specific provisions.
OAS Human Rights Commission demands thorough investigation and reparations for deaths in mega-operation in Rio
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has called for a rigorous investigation into a deadly operation in Rio de Janeiro that resulted in 122 deaths, highlighting concerns over human rights violations.
M. Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė: The Venice Commission will urgently assess the latest amendments to the LRT law
The Venice Commission is set to rapidly review the latest proposed amendments to the LRT law in Lithuania, with the results expected soon.
The Venice Commission Will Urgently Evaluate the New LRT Law Amendments
The Venice Commission has decided to urgently assess the latest governance amendments to Lithuania's national radio and television.
'Times Square' of SP to be discussed in meeting under the perspective of restrictions of the Clean City Law
The installation of electronic billboards in downtown São Paulo, dubbed 'Times Square', will be discussed at a public meeting held by the city's Urban Landscape Protection Commission.
Supermarket 'Kamashin' Warned for Suspected Violation of Antitrust Law: Free Delivery from Suppliers
Kamashin, a supermarket chain in Tochigi Prefecture, has been warned by the Japan Fair Trade Commission for suspected violations of the antitrust law by forcing suppliers to deliver products for free under the guise of 'open sponsorship.'
Brussels demands China transfer electric car technology if it wants to manufacture it here
The European Commission is urging China to transfer electric vehicle technology to enable local manufacturing, as part of its new acceleration law.