One day after the attempted coup in Niger in late August, Algeria deployed two air patrol squadrons to support the Nigerien junta – a move that marks Algiers’s first foreign deployment since 1973 and ...
With less than a week before President Xi Jinping is scheduled to arrive in Washington for talks with President Donald Trump, expectations for a major breakthrough remain low. The September 24 summit ...
On September 9, 2026, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a draft Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (FNPRM), proposing significant caller-friendly changes to ...
Steptoe partner Lee Berger and associates Weisiyu Jiang, and Talia Plofsky authored an article titled "Evolving Theories of Coordinated and Unilateral Conduct in US Antitrust Law in the Era of Rapid ...
In recent weeks, the US has escalated economic pressure on Iran in a bid to exacerbate Tehran’s financial woes and precipitate a return to the negotiating table without escalating militarily. While ...
Partner Ronan Scanlan authored a chapter in Concurrences Competition Law Review titled “Part VIII – Competition for Talent: Treatment of No-Poach / Wage-Fixing Agreements in the EU and UK ...
Treasury Ratchets Up Its Pressure on Iran in Operation Economic Outcast Last week, the Department of the Treasury announced several significant measures targeting Iran as part of Operation Economic ...
The recent surge in settler violence across the West Bank has drawn international rebuke and complicated Israel's partnerships, all against the backdrop of a contentious election. The spike also ...
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