Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is conducting an independent investigation into China’s interference in the 2019 and 2021 Canadian elections. He also asked the national security committee to investigate Chinese attempts to influence the election [...]

Recruiters have welcomed changes to an expat tax regime introduced with the start of the new year, but the measure won’t be enough to attract talent as salaries are losing their competitive edge, they [...]

With two long-awaited regulatory frameworks–the AIFMD and Eltif–close to agreement at the end of 2022, Silke Bernard, partner at Linklaters, is optimistic about the future of Luxembourg in alternative [...]

Google must remove data from search results if users can demonstrate that information contains obvious inaccuracies. This has been decided by the Court of justice of the European [...]

In the Egyptian resort of Sharm El-Sheikh, the annual UN climate summit begins on Sunday. The host country hopes to be a bridge builder between Africa and Western countries. Such cooperation can also bring a lot to Europe. Yet no one knows in advance exactly what this summit will [...]

For many hours, the heads of the 27 member states met on Unorthodox Measures in the gas market severely disrupted by sanctions against Russia. Southern Europe has been asking for a price cap and joint purchasing for more than a year. But the Netherlands and Germany were sceptical about all kinds of wild interventions. [...]