Following the launch of the EU-U.S. Trade and Technology Council (TTC) on 15 June 2021, both jurisdictions have maintained intensive...
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Trailed since the Conservative Party announced at the start of the month that Liz Truss had been elected to be the new party leader and...
The UK government has recently published a summary of public responses to its Call for Evidence, which it launched in February with the...
On 9 May 2022, “Europe Day”, Strasbourg was home to the closing ceremony of the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFE), an...
Under the current procurement rules, parties can be excluded from bidding for public contracts on the basis of their past conduct. For...
The UK government is reviewing its biological security strategy and has issued a multi-disciplinary call for evidence from health and...
As the energy transition gathers pace, renewable energy projects are on the rise, with investors and project owners alike keen to take...
India has a long and eventful history in Investor-State arbitration. In this blogpost, we review the highlights and lowlights of...
Further to our blog post which covered the Cabinet Office’s guidance on implementing Procurement Policy Note (PPN 02/20) in government...
The UK Cabinet Office released guidance this week on how contracting authorities should provide relief to at risk suppliers in existing...
The accelerating COVID-19 pandemic will cause unprecedented disruption to domestic and international supply chains. Following the...