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9 ore fa · On 6 June 2024, Hogan Lovells and Twenty Essex co-hosted a London International Disputes Week (“LIDW”) event on the topic “How Can Investment Protection Contribute to the Energy Transition?“. The event brought together leading experts to discuss the intersection of investment law and the global shift towards sustainable energy. The discussions were held under the... Continue reading
9 ore fa · 8 June 2024. ourCOG June 8, 2024 1:00 am Uncategorized 0. Tornado hits Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina, damaging over 20 homes. A small tornado swept through the village of Mišin Han near Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 3, 2024, leaving significant structural damage. Severe floods hit Algeria, claiming the lives of at least 15 ...
9 ore fa · Days after the liberation of Bucha at the start of April, 2022, my request to interview Gen. Budanov about the defence of Kyiv was granted. I was told to wait on a street corner in Kyiv’s historic Podil neighbourhood one Tuesday morning and, at precisely the appointed time, a black SUV pulled up. Markus and Cesar were inside.
9 ore fa · Several thousand people have gathered in Auckland to protest against a controversial bill which would allow the Government to speed up the permit and consent process for major infrastructure projects by bypassing traditional requirements. The March for Nature protest, organised by a range of environmental groups including Greenpeace and Forest ...
9 ore fa · Brandy Nazworth, Pershal’s daughter, who attended the sentencing hearing, said in an interview on Friday that she felt the five-year sentence was appropriate: “Trying to understand this situation is impossible. I’m never really going to get closure, and none of it is going to make sense.
9 ore fa · Authors: Serena P. Hess, Melissa Levin, Faizan Akram, Katheryn Woo, Lauren Andersen, Kristie Trenkle, Patricia Brown, Bichun Ouyang and Jori E. Fleisher Citation: BMC Medical Education 2022 22 :506
9 ore fa · Around 26,000 hectares of Māori land is held in perpetual leases around Aotearoa. It includes farms, residential housing and public reserves. It’s a piece of legislation that clearly discriminates against Māori and it’s still in force today.
