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Fintech: AI regulation must be grounded in human rights (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is already transforming the financial sector, from automating customer services roles to assisting with fraud detection. While the technology offers opportunities for efficiency and growth, it raises urgent questions for regulators and businesses about governance and the mitigation of risks. The UK has decided to take a hands-off approach when it comes to regulating the use of AI in financial services. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has decided to rely on its exist
Russian sanctions: building the pressure (opens the original)
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The impact of the Iran War has tested the sanctions regime against Russia, prompting varied responses. Global Insight analyses the consequences for Ukraine and the effectiveness of sanctions against Russia so far. US President Donald Trump’s unprecedented attack on Iran in February has had serious humanitarian consequences and dealt a major blow to economies globally. Shipping restrictions imposed by Tehran on the Strait of Hormuz caused the price of oil to surge. Meanwhile, governments in Europ
Immigration: rule of law concerns raised over UK asylum appeals plan (opens the original)
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The Home Office headquarters in Westminster, London. Alex Segre - stock.adobe.com The UK government is set to establish a new independent body within the Home Office to determine asylum appeals. The changes are aimed at reducing a large case backlog. According to the Migration Observatory, approximately 80,000 asylum appeals were pending at the appeals court at the end of 2025. The proposals – included in the recently tabled Immigration and Asylum Bill – would replace the First-Tier Tribunal (Im
UK water legislation is a ‘once-in-a-generation opportunity’ for change (opens the original)
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An aerial view of the sewage treatment works on the banks of the River Thames in East London. Tom Falcon Harding/Adobe Stock The UK government is set to introduce legislation to overhaul the beleaguered water sector, which has long been characterised by pollution scandals and underperformance of private companies. The Clean Water Bill was first announced in the King’s speech in May. It aims to restore public trust and raise standards by introducing a new regulatory framework. The current regulat
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