In 2025, global uncertainty in the ESG landscape has intensified; while regulatory rollbacks have occurred in the United States, certain reporting obligations have been postponed in the European Union. In this context, it is critical for companies to shape their
The Trump Administration has initiated a broad legal campaign against state-level legislative and judicial efforts aimed at combating climate change. Four separate lawsuits—targeting the enacted Climate Superfund Acts in New York and Vermont, and the planned climate-related litigation in Hawaii
The global economic system is increasingly adopting environmental, social, and governance (ESG)-focused policies to achieve sustainable development goals. Companies, investors, and regulatory authorities are turning to innovative technologies to enhance sustainability performance, manage operational risks, and create long-term value. In
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a subject of multifaceted debates in terms of law, ethics, and regulatory frameworks. As this rapidly advancing technology continues to evolve, it has significant impacts on legal systems and fundamental human rights. The place of AI
In line with global taxonomy initiatives aimed at defining and promoting sustainable economic activities, the draft “Türkiye Green Taxonomy Regulation,” aligned with the European Union (“EU”) taxonomy and tailored to Türkiye’s specific needs, has been published by the Ministry of
On November 4, 2024, the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) published the Draft Implementation Guidance on Transition Plans for Mitigating Climate Change. This guidance aims to assist companies in reporting their climate transition plans transparently and consistently under the