EU, US, China: where ESG rules converge and diverge, and how international groups can navigate between rival trading blocs.
Author Archives: Farid Baddache
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Sep
Sep
Revised ESRS and voluntary standard now in the EU Official Journal: timeline, burden cuts, value chain cap. Priority actions for companies.
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Sep
Sep
How the Doughnut Economics model (purpose, network, governance, ownership, finance) reframes corporate human rights strategy, by Ksapa.
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Sep
Sep
AI, climate, regulatory retreat: the Western Europe Business and Human Rights Forum flags rising risks for companies.
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Sep
Sep
Drought, a shrinking Danube, and idled reactors: Europe’s water crisis reveals development choices, not just a changing climate.
08
Sep
Sep
El Niño strains rubber, cocoa and coconut chains already hit by price shocks and EU deforestation delays. Ksapa’s SUTTI model responds.
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Aug
Aug
Climate liability cases point to the same lesson: governance carries ESG.
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Aug
Aug
Amid regulatory, geopolitical and political uncertainty, investing in ESG governance remains a safe use of resources, whatever happens next.
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Aug
Aug
Drought, a shrinking Danube, and idled reactors: Europe’s water crisis reveals development choices, not just a changing climate.
03
Aug
Aug
ESG rules are diverging fast across the US, UK, EU and China in 2026. What international boards need to track jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
