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Competition Law Forum Discussion

14th July 2025

Doug Gurr's First 100 Days: Reform and Refocusing On Monday 7 July 2025, the…

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Competition Law
Latest Edition of the BIICL Newsletter

30th May 2025

The latest edition of the BIICL newsletter is now available Details of new…

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New vacancies at BIICL

26th May 2025

New vacancies at BIICL BIICL is currently seeking applicants for the role…

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BIICL researcher joins International court of Justice

10th April 2025

We are delighted that Abhijeet Shrivastava, a Researcher at BIICL, has been…

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News from the Centre for International Law

3rd April 2025

The Centre for International Law at BIICL today published its spring newsletter. …

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New BIICL study maps third party litigation funding (TPLF) in the European Union

24th March 2025

The study for the European Commission on Mapping Third Party Litigation Funding…

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BIICL research consultancy opportunity: Enhancing Judicial Capacity and Capability in Ukraine

10th February 2025

BIICL research consultancy opportunity: Enhancing Judicial Capacity and Capability…

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ICLQ Early Career Prize Winner Announced

Anna Riddell-Roberts | 5th February 2025

Alexander Wentker Awarded ICLQ 2024 Early Career Prize The International and…

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ICLQ Annual Lecture 2025 on Climate Change Mitigation

Anna Riddell-Roberts | 4th February 2025

ICLQ Annual Lecture 2025 on Climate Change Mitigation Since 2011 the International…

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Lady Chief Justice delivers the BIICL Lecture

29th January 2025

Lady Carr the Chief Justice speaks on "Mediation after the Singapore Convention"…

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