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Beyond Tariffs: The New Trade Barriers Facing Italian Exporters
For decades, discussions surrounding international trade barriers have centred primarily on tariffs. Import duties, customs procedures, and trade disputes have traditionally represented the most visible obstacles facing businesses operating between nations. However, as global trade enters a new phase, Italian exporters are now encountering a different set of challenges which often have a greater impact on competitiveness than tariffs themselves.
European Union International
IG
IR Global
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English Court Of Appeal Confirms New York Convention Ratification Does Not Waive State Immunity In Enforcement Proceedings
The English Court of Appeal has ruled that a state's ratification of the New York Convention does not constitute a waiver of sovereign immunity in enforcement proceedings. Does this decision create obstacles for investors seeking to enforce arbitral awards against states, and what strategies should parties employ when contracting with state entities?
Worldwide International
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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United Kingdom – Sanctions Enforcement Statistics For HMRC In 2025/26
The UK's HMRC has published comprehensive enforcement statistics covering 2025 and early 2026, revealing the scope and outcomes of sanctions enforcement activities including criminal investigations, goods seizures, and penalty assessments. The data provides insight into how authorities are handling sanctions violations through various enforcement mechanisms, from warning letters to compound penalties exceeding £1 million.
United Kingdom Government
DM
Duane Morris LLP
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United Kingdom – Charges Dismissed Against Art Gallery And Transporter
A UK court dismissed sanctions charges against art gallery Hauser & Wirth and logistics company Artay Rauchweger, ruling that prosecutors failed to prove the buyer of luxury artwork was "ordinarily resident" in Russia at the time of sale. The judge determined that evidence of continuing connection to Russia was insufficient to meet the statutory test for ordinary residence under UK sanctions regulations.
United Kingdom Criminal
DM
Duane Morris LLP
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LCIA Puts "International" Into International Arbitration With Nine New Translations Of Its Arbitration Rules
The London Court of International Arbitration has released nine new translations of its 2020 Arbitration Rules and 2023 Schedule of Costs, expanding accessibility for its global user base across 101 jurisdictions. These translations into Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Ukrainian reflect the international nature of LCIA arbitration, where 95% of cases involve parties from different countries.
United Kingdom Litigation
GW
Gowling WLG
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English Court Of Appeal Confirms New York Convention Ratification Does Not Waive State Immunity In Enforcement Proceedings
The English Court of Appeal has ruled that a state's ratification of the New York Convention does not constitute a waiver of sovereign immunity in enforcement proceedings. Does this decision create obstacles for investors seeking to enforce arbitral awards against states, and what strategies should parties employ when contracting with state entities?
Worldwide International
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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Beyond Tariffs: The New Trade Barriers Facing Italian Exporters
For decades, discussions surrounding international trade barriers have centred primarily on tariffs. Import duties, customs procedures, and trade disputes have traditionally represented the most visible obstacles facing businesses operating between nations. However, as global trade enters a new phase, Italian exporters are now encountering a different set of challenges which often have a greater impact on competitiveness than tariffs themselves.
European Union International
IG
IR Global
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