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In the first of our host Daniel Bach’s favourite conversations of 2021, we meet Frank Cooper III, the global chief marketing officer at Blackrock, to hear how…

We explore the threat posed by the new coronavirus variant, and the tense border situation between Ukraine and Russia. Plus: the latest in art news, including…

Winnebago County judge Daniel Bissett heard Giles case Friday and reversed the Fond du Lac City Ethics Boards ruling

Is Biden Administration accountable for Afghanistan? Scott Lucas in chat with Monocle 24 and full-and-frank BBC discussion with Democrat and GOP activists

After the Taliban takeover, Switzerland has no plans to take in more Afghan refugees despite growing calls to do so.

Ryan Prince is the founder of Uncle, a London property company that aims to make renting in the city a more desirable and stress-free experience. Prince is…

FOND DU LAC - City Council member Ben Giles has filed a civil suit against the citys Ethics Board, asking for a judicial review to reverse a decision made by the board last month that negatively affects him. The petition was filed March 1 in Fond du Lac County Circuit Court and will be heard by Judge Tricia Walker. The board last month found Giles violated one of the sections of the citys Code of Ethics regarding dedicated service because he sought the opinion of outside counsel in regard...

Ontario Securities Commission Announces New Securities Proceedings Advisory Committee Members Date 07/01/2021 The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is pleased to announce the updated membership of the Securities Proceedings Advisory Committee (SPAC). The SPAC is an advisory committee to the OSC’s Office of the Secretary. The SPAC provides comment and advice on a variety of policy and procedural initiatives relating to proceedings before the Commission’s administrative tribunal. The S...

Why a controversial Chinese-Swiss agreement has been left to expire The two countries have been on a path of deepening bilateral relations, including several high-level visits from both parties, since signing a memorandum of understanding in 2007. Keystone / Alessandro Della Valle The Swiss government has put on hold a deal that allowed agents from China to come to Switzerland to identify Chinese nationals, following public outcry and pressure from various groups. But questions ab...

Print Article Switzerlands so-called re-admission agreement with China specified the terms for officials to travel to the country and interrogate Chinese nationals set for deportation NICOLAS ASFOURI Text size The Swiss strongly rejected accusations this week that a deal allowing Chinese officials to enter Switzerland and interrogate Chinese nationals, which only recently came to light, put dissidents at risk. Switzerland entered into a so-called re-admission agreement wit...