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Dispute over unpaid shipment adds pressure on Egypt’s new grain-buying agency
A commercial conflict involving Egypt’s state grain buyer has intensified scrutiny over the way the country has handled imports since ...
No evidence Trump called Nigerian minister a “most-wanted fugitive,” Reuters fact-check finds
Reuters has found no public record or official statement showing that U.S. President Donald Trump or the White House labeled ...
Shell challenges arbitration loss to Venture Global in New York court
Shell has filed a petition in the New York Supreme Court to overturn its defeat in an arbitration case against ...
ICC denies claim of arrest warrant for Philippine senator tied to Duterte’s drug war
The International Criminal Court (ICC) denied reports that it issued an arrest warrant for Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, the ...
Amazon files lawsuit against Perplexity over AI shopping assistant accused of misusing customer accounts
Amazon has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity AI, claiming the startup’s autonomous shopping tool accessed private customer accounts and made ...
U.S. Courts Tighten the Noose: Spain Faces €688 Million in Enforceable Renewable Energy Awards
Spain’s protracted battle over retroactive renewable energy policy reforms has entered a critical new phase, as American courts systematically convert ...
ICSID rejects Romania’s request to halt Eurohold’s EUR 500 million arbitration case
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington has dismissed the Romanian government’s motion to terminate the ...
Alaska ends contract with Motley Rice over alleged confidentiality breach in opioid litigation
The state of Alaska has terminated its contract with national plaintiffs’ law firm Motley Rice, accusing the South Carolina-based firm ...
Federal judge grants class-action status to New England migrants challenging bond hearing denials
Thousands of migrants detained by U.S. immigration authorities in New England won a major legal victory this week after a ...
Former Philippines president Duterte challenges ICC jurisdiction, seeks release
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has appealed the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to move forward with its case against ...
