Practices

Sharjah’s ICCROM Award Announces Distinguished Jury to Honor Outstanding Cultural Heritage Practices in the Arab Region for 2023-2024 Cycle

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Sharjah, United Arab Emirates – Under the auspices of H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, the ICCROM-Sharjah Award for Good Practices stands as a distinguished biennial event. It highlights innovative solutions across the Arab region that effectively tackle challenges faced by cultural heritage sectors and communities. This award has grown to be a cornerstone event, celebrating the work that enhances and protects the rich history and heritage of this culturally vibrant region. According to Nasir Al Darmaki, Deputy Manager of the ICCROM Regional Centre in Sharjah, the award magnifies influential projects that pave … Read more

U.K. Regulatory Body Suspects Google of Anti-Competitive Practices in Digital Advertising Sector

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LONDON — The U.K.’s antitrust regulator has recently expressed concerns that Google’s dominance in the digital advertising sector may be breaching competition laws. The tech giant, known for its significant hold over online advertising markets around the world, faces scrutiny over practices that potentially hinder rival companies’ ability to compete fairly. According to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), preliminary findings suggest that Google has been engaging in activities that may stifle competition and innovation within the digital advertising space. This includes the ways in which Google interacts with publishers and advertisers, and how it … Read more

Lawsuits on Election Practices Surface in Several States, Impacting Presidential Race Outcomes

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Voting-related legal challenges have emerged across several states, signaling potential disputes over the outcome of the United States presidential election. This litigation highlights deepening partisan divides and raises questions about the integrity and transparency of the electoral process. These lawsuits, which have been filed by various parties including both political and advocacy groups, often center on issues such as mail-in ballot procedures, voter registration deadlines, and the adequacy of polling places. The rising number of legal challenges comes amid heightened tensions and unprecedented levels of early voting due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Legal experts suggest … Read more

Paxton Launches Legal Challenge Against Bexar County’s Mail-In Voter Registration Practices

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San Antonio, TX — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated a new lawsuit focusing on mail-in voter registrations in Bexar County, claiming that the current methods undermine voting integrity. The legal action points to a supposed non-compliance with Texas election laws that specify standards for voter validation and registration integrity. The lawsuit, filed in a state court, marks the latest in a series of legal maneuvers by Paxton, who has been outspoken about his concerns regarding election fraud. It specifically targets practices in Bexar County, which, as one of the largest counties in Texas, … Read more