Legal Tales | Time to end bid-rigging in Hong Kong with criminalisation and tougher enforcement

    Legal Tales | Time to end bid-rigging in Hong Kong with criminalisation and tougher enforcement

    Recent events in Hong Kong, particularly the tragic blaze at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po last November, have focused society’s attention on reforms to the legal system, especially those concerning building management and maintenance. Corruption and improper practices in the tendering process for large-scale building renovation or maintenance have also become a hot-button issue….

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      China embassy London underground chamber sparks espionage concerns

      NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Recently unredacted construction plans for China’s new super embassy in London have ignited a storm of national security concerns across the United Kingdom, as blueprints reveal a hidden underground room positioned alarmingly close to some of Britain’s most sensitive communication cables. Major critics of the proposed site,…

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        Brexit, Trade Deals And Rows With China — Life As A Law Grad

        LONDON — Matt Gass has worked on secret Brexit preparations, was part of the first trade negotiations led by the U.K. in decades and is now a senior lawyer investigating allegations of unfair practices.  Fifteen years after graduating from Northeastern University, Gass is employed in a job — working for the Trade Remedies Authorities, an…

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        Chinese "Mega-Embassy" in NATO nation’s capital nearing approval

          Chinese “Mega-Embassy” in NATO nation’s capital nearing approval

          China’s “mega embassy” planned for London could act as Beijing’s “interference hub” for the whole of Europe, a group opposing the plan has told Newsweek.  The proposed mission would consolidate seven Chinese diplomatic sites around London, and while the embassy has faced delays and not yet been approved, it could get the green light in January, it has been reported  The Inter Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) executive director, Luke de Pulford, told Newsweek on Thursday that the site “poses unacceptable risks” regarding security and espionage. …

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