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Our Downturn Response hub provides a wide range of resources to help organizations, everywhere, navigate economic uncertainty. Whether you are searching for information on insolvency; redundancy; supply chain resilience; buying distressed assets or improving how you manage supplier or customer insolvency risk – or even how you defend your in-house legal team headcount and budget – you will find the practical guidance you need here.

As new strategic risks emerge from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank as well as the volatility surrounding other regional and global banking institutions, our cross-disciplinary team that includes legal, crisis communications, public policy and cybersecurity practitioners stands ready to help clients in the financial sector and those in other industries facing the broader economic implications. Answers to some of the key questions clients have asked us so far can be found here.

As Russia's war against Ukraine continues, so too do our legal updates – find the latest legal news in this hub as well as access to our recorded series of webinars. You can also learn more about how we continue to help our people and our communities in Ukraine.

Most are familiar with hearing about COP in relation to climate change. The UN Biodiversity conference is less well known, but also important to organizations seeking to anticipate risk and regulation. Find our guide to COP15 and other key ESG-related insight in our ESG Global Solutions Hub.


The stakes have never been higher for European renewables. The imperative to grow the sector massively and rapidly has never been clearer, whether you consider it from a climate or geopolitical perspective. There has been some remarkable progress recently in terms of projects and policymaking. However, at the same time, developers, governments and regulators face an abundance of challenges, both old and new.

Download the 2023 edition of our Guide to Investing in renewable energy projects in Europe. We have provided snapshots of current developments in 24 jurisdictions across Europe and Central Asia, an update on relevant EU policy and legislation, as well as key sectoral insights from industry leaders.

Companies operating in or around the autonomous vehicles industry face a growing patchwork of complex and, in some cases, underdeveloped laws, policies, and regulations. These legal and policy frameworks can vary greatly by jurisdiction, even within a single country.

Dentons’ 2023 Global Guide to Autonomous Vehicles provides a detailed roadmap of the developing policy, regulatory and legal landscape for autonomous vehicles, as well as the specific driving forces and roadblocks across key areas that will define the global mobility revolution.

Dentons Rodyk ranked in 20 industry sectors and practice areas in asialaw Profiles 2024

Dentons Rodyk has been ranked by leading legal directory asialaw in 20 industry sectors and practice areas in the latest 2024 edition of asialaw Profiles.

Our Costa Rica office strengthens its tax offering with new partner appointment

Global law firm Dentons announced the addition of José Pablo González as a Tax partner in the Costa Rica office. José Pablo brings extensive experience in international taxation, compliance issues and tax controversies. He will be a valuable addition to the team who will strengthen the Firm's offering to its clients.

Dentons advises BEOS on the sale of building sites of the FRANKFURT WESTSIDE neighborhood development to CyrusOne

Global law firm Dentons has advised BEOS AG, part of Swiss Life Asset Managers, on the sale of two building sites of the FRANKFURT WESTSIDE neighborhood development with a total area of approximately 63,000 square meters. The buyer of the partial building rights for the two areas is the global data center operator CyrusOne.

Dentons Budapest demonstrates commitment to sustainability in the H2Offices Deal of Skanska

4worldlovers: The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine started its activities on 1 June 1999 and discontinued its operations on 30 June 2022.

The Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine was deployed following a request to the OSCE by Ukraine’s Government and a consensus decision by all OSCE participating States.

The OSCE Project Co-ordinator supported Ukraine’s internal reforms and helped the country meet a wide-range of security challenges. Its projects actively contributed to major transformations, critical for the stable and democratic future of the country.

The Co-ordinator's approach was multi-dimensional and covered a wide array of activities, assisting and advising Ukraine’s institutions and civil society on, among others, constitutional reform; legal and criminal justice reform; human rights and legal education; dialogue as a tool to deal with crises and implement reforms; psychological and social rehabilitation of crisis-affected people; the fight against cybercrime and human trafficking; mine action and democratic control of the security sector; environmental protection; border security; media freedom; elections; good governance; and gender equality.

An archive of news and press releases from the OSCE Project Co-ordinator is available here.

For more information, see the survey of OSCE field operations or contact the OSCE Secretariat’s Conflict Prevention Centre:

4worldlovers: Ukraine’s commitment and capacity to progress towards self-reliance is hampered by an ongoing two-front war -- against Russia’s full scale aggression on the one hand, and against its internal legacy of corruption on the other -- with deep consequences for the future of Europe, regional stability, and the United States, for whom a strong and free Europe is a cornerstone national security goal.

USAID’s 2019-2024 Country Development Coordination Strategy calls for a specific focus on anti-corruption efforts, countering the impacts of Russia's aggression, and promoting economic development and energy security in Ukraine. USAID will also continue to support efforts to strengthen democracy and good governance, improve health care systems, and mitigate the effects of the conflict in the east.