Government Regulation and Public Sector Law

欧盟《工业加速器法案》（IAA）立法草案于2026年3月正式发布，旨在通过再工业化、脱碳加速和战略自主三大目标重塑欧盟制造业格局。该法案通过原

China's securities regulator has signaled continued capital market opening through measures including RMB foreign exchange trading pilots, QFI participation in treasury bond futures, and expanded support for foreign financial institutions. Yet this expansion operates within a dynamic framework where openness remains bounded by security considerations, with boundaries adjusting as market sophistication and financial infrastructure strengthen.

2026년 6월 12일, 중국국가지식재산권국은 <<지식산권보>>를 통해 2026년 7월 1일 시행을 앞둔 <<국무원 대외투자 규정>>(이하 대외투자규정)을...

2025年5月，某区司法部门就一项预算为100万元人民币的法律服务采购项目向区财政局咨询。该项目拟采用竞争性磋商方式，面向中小企业供应商。

This article examines the challenges facing China's government procurement legal framework and explores how fair competition principles can be transformed into effective institutional mechanisms.

This article examines China's government procurement system as it enters a new phase of high-quality development, analyzing three distinct evolutionary stages from initial establishment to current reform priorities.

China has issued sweeping new regulations that directly challenge Western sanctions, export controls, and forced-labor compliance regimes, creating structural conflicts for multinational companies operating across jurisdictions. These measures authorize investigations, countermeasures, and a "malicious entity list" targeting foreign actors and their advisers who comply with extraterritorial rules deemed improper by Beijing. The regulations carry material personal exposure for executives, compliance staff, a

China's Draft Financial Law represents a fundamental restructuring of the country's financial regulatory framework, introducing the first comprehensive, cross-sector statute that would sit above existing banking, securities, and insurance legislation.

自美国、欧盟、新加坡、香港等重要司法辖区相继颁布监管规定，加密货币在部分国家和地区逐步获得"合法地位"...

This article examines the challenges facing China's government procurement legal framework and explores how fair competition principles can be transformed into effective institutional mechanisms.

China's regulators intensified anti-corruption enforcement in the life sciences sector during the first half of 2026, introducing stricter oversight of medical data security, sales representatives, and public procurement processes. New administrative measures and judicial interpretations have lowered thresholds for criminal liability while expanding corporate accountability for employee misconduct.

China's National Cultural Heritage Administration has issued the first national regulation governing state-owned cultural relic resource data, establishing that such data belongs to the state and creating comprehensive management rules for its collection, processing, storage, and authorized use.