EU, US, China: where ESG rules converge and diverge, and how international groups can navigate between rival trading blocs.
Category Archives: Sustainability
Revised ESRS and voluntary standard now in the EU Official Journal: timeline, burden cuts, value chain cap. Priority actions for companies.
How the Doughnut Economics model (purpose, network, governance, ownership, finance) reframes corporate human rights strategy, by Ksapa.
AI, climate, regulatory retreat: the Western Europe Business and Human Rights Forum flags rising risks for companies.
Climate liability cases point to the same lesson: governance carries ESG.
Amid regulatory, geopolitical and political uncertainty, investing in ESG governance remains a safe use of resources, whatever happens next.
ESG rules are diverging fast across the US, UK, EU and China in 2026. What international boards need to track jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
Paris court’s June 2026 ruling on TotalEnergies’ climate duty of vigilance and scope 3 emissions, now on appeal, and what it means globally.
Shein’s repeated greenwashing fines and stalled IPO reveal the real financial cost: credit risk, capex, and capital access, not just reputation.
ECGT (EU 2024/825): raw materials are the riskiest, most valuable link. How Sutti secures upstream traceability in your supply chains.







