324 results for legal

13 July 2017

We discuss the legal woes of the Trump administration, the stability of EU-Ukraine relations and business stories from Scandinavia. Plus: the future of the Indian space programme.

17 November 2019

Emma Nelson and Charles Hecker discuss the pros and cons of televised trials and analyse why the European Union has launched legal action over potato fries.

11 October 2019

Two Trump donors are embroiled in a legal case over campaign funding. Plus: Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Adam LeBor on the Nobel Peace prize, the Berlin Wall and Fernando Augusto Pacheco on Kosovo’s pop music.

14 September 2018

The latest on the continuing legal wrangles of Paul Manafort, why Germany’s spy chief is causing a political headache for Angela Merkel, Hunter Barnes on his new book and the story of electronic music with David Stubbs.

8 October 2014

We discuss Canada’s role in airstrikes against Isis, Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta’s appearance at The Hague and Nicolas Sarkozy’s legal woes, plus all the day’s top business and tech news.

28 April 2014

We discuss what legal options are available to Russia over imposed sanctions, discuss the demise of the Sunday political chat show in America, and review the Asian front pages with Roderic Wye.

13 August 2019

What could a legal challenge to Boris Johnson’s plan for a no-deal Brexit mean? Plus: South Korea and Japan downgrade each other’s trading status and will tensions in Kashmir impact US negotiations with the Taliban?

24 October 2014

What is behind Russia’s latest moves in the Baltic sea? We also get the latest on the Brazilian elections, and hear from a legal expert about the world’s responsibility to prevent mass atrocities by acting early.

18 March 2014

As Russia prepares to accept Crimea's decision to split from Ukraine, we look at the legal ramifications of the move. We also assess whether Libya is descending into chaos and ask how effective ping-pong diplomacy really…

12 May 2016

Kenya wants to shut down its refugee camps, which means more than half a million people will be told to go home. But is it safe? Is it legal? And why is Europe so silent?

7 March 2019

Chinese technology giant Huawei takes legal action against the US government. Plus: Russia’s intelligence agencies take on the West, Italy’s high-speed rail link with France and Air India’s show of soft power.

17 September 2019

Journalists Stefanie Bolzen and Mary Dejevsky discuss the UK’s ongoing Supreme Court hearing on the legality of suspending parliament. Plus: the contenders to succeed Angela Merkel and why there are changes afoot for the…

26 May 2021

The EU’s legal action against Astrazeneca: how will it play out? Plus: Dominic Cummings lifts the lid on 10 Downing Street’s coronavirus strategy, the role of women in the climate crisis and a culture roundup with Monocle’s…

4 August 2015

Barack Obama hopes his clean energy plan will be a legacy-making achievement but with some states already flagging legal action, we ask whether the legal battle could outlast his presidency. We also hear the chief of Qantas…