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NEW DELHI — India’s Supreme Court ruled Monday that police may not automatically re-arrest a person released because the original arrest violated constitutional safeguards, requiring investigators to obtain a magistrate’s approval and explain the…
MELBOURNE — The Federal Court of Australia held Monday that a 2024 deed of release between former law lecturer Benjamen Gussen and Swinburne University of Technology is valid and enforceable, resolving a threshold issue…
BRUSSELS — European governments are withholding too much information about cross-border cyberattacks, weakening the institutions built to coordinate the bloc’s defenses, the European Court of Auditors said Monday. The auditors found that cooperation and…
MELBOURNE — Australia’s Federal Court ruled Monday that a litigant may serve court papers on a former Victorian magistrate through WhatsApp, finding that repeated successful deliveries made the messaging account reasonably likely to bring…
LUXEMBOURG — The Court of Justice of the European Union opened a two-day hearing Monday in challenges brought by Spain and Italy over European Parliament recruitment competitions reserved for applicants of specified nationalities. The…
ATHENS, Ga. — American law schools are entering the academic year with sharply different answers to the same question — how should students learn to use artificial intelligence without surrendering the legal reasoning they…
HONG KONG — Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing proposed raising the threshold at which a listed company must seek shareholder approval for a major transaction, part of a wider effort to make the market…
WASHINGTON — Burford Capital has resolved a lawsuit against former funding client Harvest Sherwood, ending a dispute over a $35 million investment in antitrust cases that became entangled in the food distributor’s bankruptcy. Harvest…
BRUSSELS — The European Commission proposed a disclosure and labeling system for large data centers on Monday, seeking to make the sector’s rapidly growing demands on electricity and water more visible before binding efficiency…
VIENNA — Austria’s Constitutional Court expects to rule in the first half of 2027 on challenges to a new ban on Muslim headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, setting up a test of…
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