International
Interpol notices have become a quiet but powerful lever in cross-border policing, and in 2024 and 2025, as travel rebounded and data-sharing widened, lawyers have found themselves dealing with their consequences faster than ever. A Red Notice can derail a life in minutes at an airport desk, while...
In capitals from Paris to Ottawa, debates about “good citizenship” have sharpened as migration rises, trust in institutions wobbles, and governments tighten naturalisation rules. The question is no longer abstract: who gets to set the standards, and who is being measured? From language tests and...
A while ago, many Australian pages were lamenting how the tech giant – Facebook, had deactivated their pages. This happened after the imposition of a law requiring tech giants like Facebook and Google to pay news publishers for airing their content on their platform.
However, Facebook may have...