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On May 21, 2024, the UK Department for Business & Trade's Export Control Joint Unit published notice to exporters 2024/11 regarding its new guidance on the sale of oil tankers to countries...

A trade agreement signed by the UAE and South Korea will reinforce

The two Presidents witnessed the signing of several agreements and MoUs in sectors such as economy, investment, energy, nuclear energy, infrastructure, and culture

Travel to the EU has changed since the UK left the bloc in 2020. Here are the new travel rules you need to know, from passport validity to healthcare abroad.

The European Commission adopted on 12 December the Defence of Democracy package, which includes legislative and non-legislative measures to tackle the threat of covert foreign influence in our democratic life. It will also help build democratic resilience by encouraging citizens and civil society organsiations participation in our democracies.

The Institute's findings will guide the Marine Minister's negotiations at the EU December Fisheries Council meeting on December 10/11

The EU shares most of the commercial fish stocks in the Atlantic and North Sea with Third Countries such as the UK and Norway

If the New Pact reforms go ahead, the safe third-country concept may be used to further shift protection responsibilities outside the EU.

Were any deal to go ahead, it could see the Icelandic fishing fleet moving into Irish waters for the first time ever

The announcement by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to double the investment in the Critical Minerals Fund sets the scene for this years International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Sydney next week.