International

Europe’s Army Of The Unemployed

More than 26 million people are officially listed as unemployed in the Eurozone, which equates to an unemployment rate of […]

A report from Jones Day looks at the state of anti-corruption regulations and enforcement in 36 countries, organized by region. […]

Under a regulation that went into effect Jan. 1, The Supreme People’s Court of China has mandated that all courts […]

Negotiations over a major trade agreement, the TransPacific Partnership (TPP) are said to be nearing completion, with the United States […]

The state will continue to own the hydrocarbons “within the subsoil,” writes Elisabeth Eljuri, head of the Latin American Practice […]

A type of acquisition known as an inversion has major tax benefits for U.S. companies, and recently there’s been a […]

The French affiliate of Swedish home décor giant Ikea is being investigated by French courts after revelations that it spent […]

The third trial in the case of a murdered British student studying abroad in Italy, in which American Amanda Knox […]

Indian technology outsourcing firm Infosys has been saddled with a $34 million fine after federal regulators found the company falsified […]

Two leaked and highly redacted memos obtained by the Huffington Post suggest U.S negotiators are taking positions favored by powerful […]