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Singapore’s Global Supply Chain Role: Connecting Markets, Managing Risks
Singapore's position as a global supply chain hub stems from its world-class logistics infrastructure, strategic maritime location, and robust legal framework. However, the city-state faces mounting challenges from geopolitical tensions, resource dependencies, and sustainability pressures that could reshape its competitive advantages in international trade.
Singapore International
PS
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
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India-UK CETA: Simplifying Origin, Strengthening Compliance
The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (‘CETA’), signed on 24.07.2025, marks an important step towards a more modern, efficient and trusted framework for bilateral trade. For Indian importers, one of its most significant innovations is the transition from authority-issued certificates of origin to exporter or producer self-certification. This shift is a welcome development for industry, as it places greater reliance on commercial documentation, supports faster trade flows and aligns origin procedures with contemporary supply-chain practices.
India International
LS
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
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The Analysts' Brief: BRICS Meets In New Delhi
India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi this weekend, where member nations navigate competing priorities: Russia seeks to demonstrate global relevance despite Western isolation, China and India work to strengthen their diplomatic thaw, and New Delhi pushes for digital currency integration while avoiding a common BRICS currency. Can the bloc maintain unity amid Brazilian elections, the Iran war, economic pressures, and members' diverging relationships with the US and other Western powers?
India International
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Steptoe LLP
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ベトナムにおけるバイオマス発電 2026年 – 融資可能なPPAを巡る競争 第12号通達が外国人投資家にとってゲームチェンジャーとなる理由 – そしてPPAの背後にいる機関や人物を把握することが、プロジェクトの資金調達完了を左右する理由
ベトナムのバイオマス発電セクターは根本的な転換期を迎えており、固定価格買取制度から洗練された電力市場へと移行しています。外国人投
Vietnam Energy
DM
Duane Morris LLP
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Singapore’s Global Supply Chain Role: Connecting Markets, Managing Risks
Singapore's position as a global supply chain hub stems from its world-class logistics infrastructure, strategic maritime location, and robust legal framework. However, the city-state faces mounting challenges from geopolitical tensions, resource dependencies, and sustainability pressures that could reshape its competitive advantages in international trade.
Singapore International
PS
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
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In-Depth Analysis Of State Council Order No. 841: Who Will Be Affected By The New Exit And Entry Administration Rules?
China's new exit and entry regulations introduce significant changes affecting technical personnel, individuals with cross-border assets, public officials, and intermediary service providers. The provisions strengthen authenticity reviews, connect technology export controls with travel restrictions, and establish a comprehensive framework for managing cross-border movement while balancing national security with legitimate international activities.
China Government
HK
Han Kun Law Offices
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算力中心的MaaS服务合规进阶：境内建设、跨境输出与智能体交付的法律审视
随着我国大力兴建“东数西算”工程与构建全国一体化算力网，人工智能算力中心已从传统的机柜租赁业务为核心体现的互联网数据中心（IDC）逐步演变为集算力服务、跨境技术输出与智能化工具交付于一体的复合业务载体。除了适用互联网数据中心所适用的电信业务准入、节能审查与网络安
China Technology
AB
AnJie Broad Law Firm
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The world court has spoken: What the ICJ’s ‘Right to Strike’ opinion means for Australian employers
The International Court of Justice has issued a landmark advisory opinion confirming that the right to strike is protected under ILO Convention No. 87, a treaty Australia ratified in 1973. While this opinion doesn't immediately change Australian domestic law, it creates a significant new reference point that unions may leverage in litigation, enterprise bargaining, and industrial relations reform discussions. Australian employers face potential challenges to existing Fair Work Act restrictions on protected
Australia Employment
IL
Ius Laboris
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When The Complainant Walks Away: Lessons From The Decision Of WTO Panel In EU – Fatty Acids.
The WTO Panel examined whether the European Commission could continue an anti-dumping investigation after the domestic industry withdrew its complaint, and whether parallel anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations must be treated identically. Indonesia challenged the EU's decision to proceed with anti-dumping measures on Fatty Acids imports while terminating the parallel anti-subsidy investigation.
Indonesia International
TC
TPM Consultants
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