Property Relations News Today

Uzbekistan has introduced a number of changes to improve legislation on the protection of property rights. Primarily, the changes were made to the updated Constitution.

The Israeli Supreme Court recently handed down an important ruling addressing the issue of division of property between common-law spouses. Specifically, the ruling changes the...

In New Delhi, on March 1, a meeting was held between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov and his Turkish counterpart

A general introduction to the key features of the legal framework governing liability for international and domestic air carriage of passengers and cargo in Serbia, with particular regard to recent developments.

Researchers review conducting polymers (CPs), specifically CP-based nanostructures, in gas sensor applications.

Investegate announcements from PJSC Inter RAO UES, Results of the Board of Directors Meeting

Belarus and Bashkortostan would like to cooperate in the field of land and property relations. This matter was discussed at the meeting of Chairman of the State Property Committee of Belarus Dmitry Matusevich with Minister of Land and Property Relations of Bashkortostan Natalya Polyanskaya.

On November 26, at 10:00 am, an auction for the sale of 20 state property objects will be held in the building of the Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan

South Africa Crisis: A Warning to the West of the Dangers of Critical Race Theory Recent civil unrest in South Africa—which has claimed over 300 lives—should serve as a warning to Western nations of the dangers of socialism, wealth redistribution, and affirmative action. A former member of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) has warned that despite the lofty goals of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and African socialism, the consequences would be the same—namely, more inequality. CRT, a...

DAVID MAIMELA: State capture and its discontents: What lies ahead for SA? opinion The conversation about the state and future of South Africa is highly strained and fractured. The reason is simple: the politics have evolved to a point where the transition to a new South Africa has been cast anew by experience rather than the aspirations of the early post-1994 period. One of those strained conversations to have today is around the distinction between the concept and practice of ‘state captur...