There is a 99.9 % chance that you heard of SWVL! SWVL is transformative mass transit and shared mobility solutions company based in Dubai with a $26 million gross revenue in 2020. And recently an American company called Queen’s Gambit bought about 35 % of SWVLs shares for $445 million. This acquisition led to SWVL transformation from a private company to a joint-stock company (a publicly listed company on the American Nasdaq Stock Market).
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في الركب العالمي الحالي الساعي للحفاظ على البيئة من الأخطار التي لا تنفك أن تداهمها، كان من نصيب نهر النيل أن تجرى عليه أول دراسة من نوعها في إحصاء التلوث في مياه أطول أنهار العالم. ففي الدراسة تم إجراؤها من خلال الصحيفة الالكترونية MDPI و الشبكة الإخبارية Sky News على عينة من السمك من نهر النيل، و التي كانت تحتوي على 43 سمكة، تم اكتشاف أن قرابة الخمسة و سبعون في المائة 75% من هذه الأسماك تحتوي على مواد بلاسيتيكة صغيرة أو Microplastics (MPs)، و هي مواد تدخل في جوف السمك و تظل مختلطة به كونها غير متحللة، و أن أقصى عدد لتلك الجزيئات قد وصل إلى 20 قطعة في السمكة الواحدة!
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The common law and the civil law systems are two very distinct legal systems. To understand the complex nature of the two, it is necessary to consider its historical roots that have now been developed over the years leading to its incorporation across the world. The common law system was established in England stemming from disputes in local areas each applying different laws and remedies for resolution.
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In corporate life, a shareholders' agreement is an essential bond between a company's shareholders. It is a contract that sets out the terms and requirements for board and shareholder meetings, shareholder duties, entitlements, and rights to information. The agreement, to the contrary of the company's articles of association, is undisclosed and confidential, which is the primary difference between both documents.
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History’s most appalling and tragic systematic persecution of the Jewish ethnic group by the Nazis across Europe occurred almost 80 years ago, during World War II. It would seem a long time has passed when such ideas and policies that tortured and degraded minority groups dominated the better part of the 1900s. Due to international treaties and regulations put in place, the fundamental rights and interests of individuals have been guaranteed. It would appear that modern society is incapable of disturbing that peace or reinstating the degree of human degradation and persecution that took place in 1940. However, this is not the circumstance in Xinjiang, where there are approximately over 3 million Uighurs detained in concentration camps, only a step away from repeating history.
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