Divorce law is set to change in September 2017. Laws are all around us, and many are constantly being updated and redefined in order to adapt to the world around them. All of these have the ability to vastly change … Continue reading
Part I – Social Reforms Spring 2017 marks a year and a half since the Law and Justice (PiS) party won the General Election and formed the Government of the Republic of Poland. It is more than a year since … Continue reading
Last week, president Donald Trump vowed to spearhead a boom in the American auto industry, announcing a regulatory measure backed by many large auto companies, and going on to say that he would protect their employees. Speaking at a testing … Continue reading
In order to meet the Canadian government’s commitment of a 30 per cent reduction in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by 2030, the country’s commercial buildings will be looking to slash their emission contributions by nearly one-half. Late last year, the … Continue reading
The internet has become a vital part of everyday life, especially for people living in urban areas. In fact, it’s not much of an exaggeration to say that access to the internet is a basic human right, much like having … Continue reading
Education has never been more important. We live in uncertain times where the threat of terrorism looms large. The best way we can deal with this threat is through education. This does not only refer to academic education but also … Continue reading
It’s no secret that the government can make or break a business. We elect officials to run the country and make it a fair and democratic one for all. The trouble is, some policies that get proposed or are in … Continue reading
Owning a firearm is something which many people feel entitled to. It’s true that, in the United States, adult individuals have the right to bear arms. However, there are certain dangers surrounding gun use – no matter how careful you are. There are also a lot of legislative procedures surrounding the ownership of guns. Continue reading
The Department of Veterans Affairs had set a goal to get through their claims backlog by the end of 2015, but they missed the deadline by about 70,000 cases. But should that number actually be even higher? Continue reading
In 2012, Irish shoppers spent €2.96bn shopping online, and the figure rose to a staggering €4.1bn in 2014. However, 75% of the purchases went to businesses outside Ireland. This means €98 leaves the Irish economy every second. Continue reading