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London judge finds former Russian finance minister has not proved his case against Oleg Deripaska

The central role of civil engineers in preparing for and responding to climate disasters was a recurring theme of the opening lecture in the 14th Brunel

Bank of Uganda

This week saw the Department of Geography host the Summary for Urban Policymakers (SUP) initiative, part of an effort to implement the recommendations in the latest IPCC reports at a more local level.They are producing a companion series derived from

Even some climate change scientists who sit on the IPCC think the organisation needs a rethink.

A judge ruled on Wednesday that a credit lender had been the victim of a "fraudulent attack" by companies and individuals trying to seize control of the business, tossing claims that would-be de facto directors had the authority to take over.

A judge rejected a bid by an Abu Dhabi bank on Friday to have its $1.2 billion fraud case against senior officials at a collapsed health care group heard in England, saying the emirate's courts are clearly the most appropriate forum.

Thrust Carbon’s Tan Strehler-Weston, head of operations and policy, assesses the IPCC’s latest report and what it means for travel

London-listed NMC Health faces action by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank action against six top executives and billionaire investors

A London judge has tossed the Libyan Investment Authority's $12 million lawsuit against Credit Suisse and a Libyan businessman over an alleged bribery scheme, finding the country's sovereign wealth fund waited too long to bring the claim.