Qatar condemns “double standards” at ICJ, urging equal accountability for Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories and universal rights protections.
EU Parliament shift could slow ambitious climate goals but won’t reverse current policies. Existing laws on carbon pricing and renewables remain on track.
UK welfare cuts will push 250,000 into poverty, hitting disabled and low-income families hardest. Critics say reforms worsen hardship instead of aiding wo...
UN to draft global treaty for older people’s rights, marking a milestone in international law and fight against age-based discrimination.
Despite stronger laws, forced labor persists in global supply chains in 2025, exposing gaps in corporate accountability and ethical oversight.
Despite global human rights norms, most companies still fail to provide real justice for victims of corporate abuse. Remedy remains elusive in 2025.
Despite visible progress, systemic gender inequality persists across global supply chains. 2025 demands stronger, enforceable corporate action.
In 2025, momentum builds for binding human rights legislation to hold global corporations accountable and protect victims of business-related abuses.
Trump’s military parade and “No Kings” protests expose deep divides over civil liberties, state power, and the future of democracy in the United States.
Analyzing the impact of the Israel-Iran conflict on oil prices, supply chains, and global energy costs, with insights for businesses.
Iran’s missile strike on an Israeli hospital kills dozens, deepens humanitarian crisis, and sparks global outrage over civilian targeting in war.
Congo and Rwanda sign US-brokered peace deal to end decades of conflict but experts warn peace may give way to unchecked resource exploitation instead.
