Regulation

In an era where digital technologies are evolving at breakneck speed, the legal frameworks governing their use are struggling to keep pace. A new monograph titled “Law of the Digital Environment,” edited by Tikhon Podshivalov and others, addresses th

The rapid integration of digital technologies into labor relations is prompting a critical examination of legal frameworks in countries like Russia and China. A recent article published in the BRICS Law Journal, authored by E. Ofman from South Ural S

In an era where the digital landscape is rapidly evolving, the rise of cybercrime poses significant challenges, particularly for the energy sector, which increasingly relies on sophisticated information and communication technologies. A recent study

The race for quantum technologies is heating up among global powers, with significant implications for economic prosperity and information security. A recent article published in the ‘BRICS Law Journal’ presents a compelling analysis of quantum commu

Recent research published in the ‘BRICS Law Journal’ sheds light on the complex and often overlooked issue of organ trafficking, a lucrative illegal activity that poses significant ethical and legal challenges. The study, led by V. Shestak from the M

In a groundbreaking study published in the BRICS Law Journal, M. Lipchanskaya from the Russian State University of Justice sheds light on the intricate legal frameworks governing the digital transformation of local self-government in the BRICS nation

Recent research from the University of Tyumen has unveiled intriguing insights into how the concept of corporeality—essentially the physical embodiment of individuals—intersects with legal frameworks across BRICS nations. Led by A. Zorina, the study

Recent advancements in the synchronization of nonlinear multiple neural networks (MNNs) are set to revolutionize various sectors, including energy management and smart grid technology. A groundbreaking study conducted by Chengbo Yi from the School of

In a groundbreaking study published in the ‘Electronic Research Archive,’ Ziqi Liu from the College of Economics and Management at Northwest A & F University has unveiled a transformative approach to managing the production-warehousing-selling (P-W-S

Inductive Wireless Power Transfer (IWPT) systems are rapidly gaining traction in various industries, from electric vehicles to consumer electronics. However, one critical challenge has persisted: output power instability. A recent review published in