As governments, investors, and businesses alike look to the forthcoming COP31 for climate leadership, focus remains largely on policy ambitions. But what about the individuals [...]
The ongoing Banco Master case in Brazil is shaping up to be the next Operação Lava Jato (Operation Car Wash), the landmark anti-corruption investigation in the mid to late [...]
China’s new zero-tariff regime for African exports gives South Africa a timely opportunity to expand trade, upgrade its export base, and deepen commercial links with [...]
Brazil is embarking on one of the most ambitious tax overhauls in its modern history, seeking to replace a fragmented, unwieldy system with a more [...]
The provenance of artwork remains a major challenge for the global art industry. Estimates suggest that up to half of artworks in circulation may involve [...]
Despite its scale and sophistication, the global art market has long operated in a regulatory grey zone. This opacity has created fertile ground for money [...]
Over the years Lebanon has been bombarded with a myriad of catastrophes that have deeply impacted the functionality of the state and its citizens. Alongside [...]
Brazil’s judiciary is structured as a federal republic operating within the civil law tradition, heavily influenced by Portuguese, French, and German law. The system is [...]
A gangland hit at São Paulo’s international airport has exposed just how deeply Brazil’s most powerful crime syndicate, the PCC, is embedded in the country’s [...]
My name is Imogen Sykes, and I am currently a master’s student at King’s College London studying Conflict Resolution in Divided Societies. From the end [...]