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Keine Bundeszahlen zu abgelehnten Schöffenbewerbern

Recht und Verbraucherschutz/Antwort Die Schöffenwahl liegt in der Zuständigkeit der Länder. Deswegen hat die Bundesregierung nach eigenem Bekunden keine Daten zu möglichen extremistischen Bewerbern.

Strafnachrichtenaustausch mit der Türkei thematisiert

Recht und Verbraucherschutz/KleineAnfrage "Strafnachrichtenaustausch mit der Türkei" lautet der Titel einer Kleinen Anfrage der Fraktion Die Linke.

AI exclusions in D&O and E&O coverage: What insurers and insureds need to know

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

What happens when the professional judgment your policy was built to protect is no longer entirely human? Artificial intelligence (AI), once a far-fetched idea, now sits at the centre of boardroom strategy. As adoption expands and corporations juggle the use of human and artificial intelligence, the liability exposures also change.

FLSA Rounding Rule Resurfaces

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

United States: A potential class action lawsuit was recently filed in federal court in Iowa alleging Fair Labor Standards Act violations by a multistate hospital system.

Deepfakes and AI-generated content in Singapore: What legal recourse is available?

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Singapore: As generative artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly sophisticated, deepfakes and other AI-generated content can create highly realistic images, videos, and audio depicting people saying or doing things that never happened. For individuals whose image, likeness, or voice is used without consent, what legal recourse is available in Singapore?

Nigeria’s Sustainability Reporting Guidelines 1, 2026: What stakeholders should know

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Nigeria: In 2022, the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (“FRC”) declared its intention to adopt the International Financial Reporting Standards Sustainability Disclosure Standards (“IFRS SDS”) issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board (“ISSB”) – the global baseline for sustainability reporting.

Strengthening corporate governance: Key provisions of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Exposure Draft on Financial Holding Companies in Nigeria

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Nigeria: On 10 June 2026, the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”) issued the Exposure Draft of the Revised Guidelines for Licensing and Regulating Financial Holding Companies in Nigeria (the “Draft Guidelines”), inviting stakeholders and members of the public to submit comments on or before 9 July 2026. The Draft Guidelines propose changes to the regulatory framework for Financial Holding Companies (“FHCs” or “HoldCos”), including provisions relating to corporate governance and oversight.

UK Employment & Pensions newsletter – July/August 2026

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

United Kingdom: Each month, we look at some of the key employment and pension issues affecting our clients' workforces. In this edition, we explore: recent decisions on employment status, vicarious liability, non-compete clauses and discretionary bonus schemes; dealing with non-financial misconduct in the financial services sector; the new EHRC Code of Practice for service providers; and proposals for defined benefit surplus reform. We also bring you an overview of the imminent right for trade unions to request access to workplaces.

Uruguay as a regional hub for Latin American operations: A transfer pricing view

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Amsterdam: Latin America has become an increasingly significant market for multinational groups with substantial operations established across Brazil, Argentina and other key economies in the region.

Australia's mandatory sustainability reporting regime: Key developments and early reporting insights

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Australia: In this article, we examine the key lessons arising from early reporting, including ASIC's initial observations and practical insights drawn from our experience advising clients on sustainability reporting. We also outline the most significant regulatory, standard-setting and policy developments since the regime commenced, and consider what they may mean for reporting entities and their advisers as the reporting season progresses.

Reform to data centre policy in NSW

Dentons Insights - 27.08.2026

Australia: The NSW Government recently released its new NSW Data Centre Policy Framework and supporting NSW Data Centre Guidelines. These developments represent another significant step in the evolving regulatory landscape for data centre operators, developers and investors. We briefly summarise the proposed reforms.

"Das Parlament": Themenausgabe Digitale Souveränität

Bundestagsnachrichten/Bericht Wo steht Europa zwischen Regulierung, Industriepolitik und technologischer Abhängigkeit und wie ginge es raus aus der Abhängigkeit? Damit befasst sich die Wochenzeitung in einer Themenausgabe.

- Bürgerfest des Bundespräsidenten zur Würdigung des Ehrenamts erstmals in Bonn

Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier lädt am 4. und 5. September 2026 zu seinem jährlichen Bürgerfest ein. Es findet erstmals im Park der Villa Hammerschmidt statt, dem Bonner Amtssitz des Staatsoberhaupts.

BAG zu Annahmeverzugslohn: Arbeitgeber muss nicht alles über Bewerbungen wissen

LTO Nachrichten - 26.08.2026

Nach einer unwirksamen Kündigung darf der Arbeitgeber Auskunft über unterbreitete Vermittlungsvorschläge verlangen. Details zu den Bewerbungen bekommt er aber nicht, stellte das BAG klar. 

Bund nicht überzeugt

beck-aktuell - 26.08.2026
Bund nicht überzeugt AdobeStock_Israel.jpg sara_stanisic Mi., 26.08.2026 - 17:58 Vielleicht gut gemeint, aber nicht gut gemacht - so blickt die Bundesregierung auf einen Bundesratsvorschlag zur Strafbarkeit der Leugnung des Existenzrechts Israels. Aus Hessen kommt Widerspruch. Strafrecht

Hatte er doch Brandstiftungsvorsatz?: BGH hebt mildes Urteil gegen "Raketen-Influencer" auf

LTO Nachrichten - 26.08.2026

Der BGH hebt das Urteil gegen einen Influencer auf, der eine Silvesterrakete durch ein Fenster in eine Berliner Wohnung schoss. Das LG habe den Versuch einer Brandstiftung fehlerhaft verneint. Kommt es in Berlin zu einem neuen Prozess?