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The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) took effect on July 18, 2024, replacing the Ecodesign Directive (2009/125/EC). It introduces additional ecological criteria and obligations for a wider range of [...]

On March 11, 2019, Myanmar's Parliament, the Assembly of the Union, enacted the long-anticipated Myanmar Patent Law No. 7/2019 (PTL). Following Notification no. 160/2024, the PTL entered into force on [...]

The new WIPO Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources, and Traditional Knowledge integrates patents with sustainability, but poses serious challenges for patent applicants. After nearly a quarter-century of discussions, the [...]

Byline: Maria Assaf Mattei In 2020, Taej'on Vega, a Black and Latin-American teenager, was stripped and beaten at the hands of corrections officers in the Broome County Jail. He won [...]

Climate change keeps deteriorating, biodiversity loss has transgressed safe limits and conservation challenges are fast developing. Adverse feedbacks on agriculture systems, nutrition and food security are tangible and legislations on [...]

With almost 2,000 cases around the world, climate change litigation is rapidly increasing and has become one of the most powerful tools for enforcing or enhancing climate law commitments against [...]

As COP26 comes to a close in Glasgow, there has been a landmark victory for class action and environment campaigners in Indonesia. The Central District Court of Jakarta has ordered [...]

Byline: George Mattei Cadets volunteer at Helen Hayes Race Photos by George Mattei October 17th, 2019 | News, News and Features The United States Corps of Cadets once again supported [...]

A Series on the 2019 Foreign Investment Law: Introduction Approved at the Second Session of the 13th National People's Congress on March 15th, 2019, the high-profiled Foreign Investment Law of [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Patrick Carlile, a junior majoring in theatre studies, does advertisement and outreach for the Research and Creative Works Conference, which was held in the BYU-Idaho Center and [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei On the morning of July 4, the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce invites students and families to kick back and celebrate red, white and blue at the [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei The East Idaho Renaissance Faire opens its gates this Friday, June 22, at Twin Bridges Campground in Archer, ID. Spectators are invited to take a step back [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Students might soon receive a tax when purchasing their online textbooks, or purchasing anything online for that matter. Online retailers were hit hard on Thursday, June 21, [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Last Saturday, June 9, over 500 runners relayed from the Rexburg Idaho Temple to the Idaho Falls Idaho Temple in a race of perseverance and teamwork. Put [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Students have the chance to watch dancers from around the globe battle it out in the Kirkham Auditorium today at 7 p.m. 'Battle of the Dance is [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Put on your bathing suits, pull out the sunscreen and fire up those grills. Memorial Day weekend has arrived, and what better way to spend it than [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Students looking to dive into a new book have an opportunity to read a book with the entire school. According to a study done by the National [...]

Byline: Mark Mattei Last weekend, the Marvel Cinematic Universe made history within the film industry. According to Vox.com, Avengers: Infinity War raked in over $630 million between the domestic and [...]

Byline: Theodora Mattei Walmart recently announced that chains across the country will remove Cosmopolitan from checkout lines, citing the magazine's objectifying material, according to USA TODAY. The best-selling magazine promotes [...]

Byline: Theodora Mattei Maggie McFarland, a third-year Public Health major in the College of Arts and Sciences, has always been a healthy person. She didn't expect to be one of [...]

Each week Northside Opinions asks readers for their opinions on various topics. Northside Opinions recently asked readers: What kind of school did you choose for your child? Public? Private? Charter? [...]

Major banking companies have spent years beefing up their branch networks with elaborate arrays of products and services, hoping to generate high customer traffic and sales volume and serve virtually [...]

According to an abstract submitted by the authors to the Conference on Frontiers in Mycobacteriology and Multi-Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis, held October 12-16, 1994, in Vail, Colorado, "In order to investigate whether [...]

The article presents letters to the editor in response to several articles from previous issues, including "While Schumer Slept," by Kristen Lombard in the February 21-27, 2007 issue, "Rave On!," by Tricia Romano in the February 14-20, 2007 issue, and "Dangerous Dildos," by Tristan Taormino.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Pope: Ancient Heresy Plagues Modern Church" in the February 23, 2014 issue, "A Catechetical Response to Same-Sex Marriage" by John Cavadini in the February 16, 2014 issue, and "Church Strikes Back" in the February 23, 2014 issue.

Presents a letter to the editor about the health effects of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in November 2015 issues including "Arbitration Everywhere, Stacking Deck of Justice", another one on the U.S. Supreme Court's arbitration rulings and "Talking Cure: A Psychiatrist Tries to Heal Mets Fans."