European legal systems have a long history and rich experience in protecting women's rights.

At the end of July 2025, the European Union and the United States announced a framework trade agreement aimed at strengthening economic cooperation and resolving trade disputes. In a joint statement released on August 21, the EU pledged to work to reduce the administrative burden on US companies in the context of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). This commitment has attracted widespread attention as it not only addresses trade policy but also touches on core issues of sustainable development and environmental protection.

The well-being of children is a cornerstone of any society, and the United States has consistently worked to ensure the safety and protection of children. However, the landscape of child protection law is constantly evolving, responding to societal changes, emerging threats, and ongoing advocacy efforts.

Barely after the scorching summer, European countries are facing a new worry: the impending cold winter. Recently, sanctions against Russia have triggered a severe "gas shortage," sending European natural gas prices soaring. European natural gas futures have surged, reaching a six-month high. Although Germany's natural gas reserves have increased faster than expected, leading to a rare drop in European gas prices, all signs indicate that this is only a temporary blip and has not fundamentally changed the situation.

Domestic violence is a widespread problem that affects millions of Americans each year. It is a cycle of abuse that typically involves one partner in an intimate relationship exerting physical, emotional, sexual, or financial control over another. Recognizing the severity of this problem, the United States has implemented a comprehensive legal framework to protect victims and hold abusers accountable.

The Constitution is the fundamental law, defining fundamental issues such as the state and social systems, and serves as the foundation for the enactment of other laws (including civil and criminal laws). Civil law regulates property and personal relations between citizens and legal persons as equal subjects.

With the continuous development of modern science and technology, forensic medicine, as an independent discipline, has played a vital role in criminal investigations and judicial adjudications. Forensic evidence, as a crucial form of evidence in court trials, provides a scientific basis for substantiating cases and plays an indispensable role in the realization of judicial justice.

If you don't want to buy a car in the United States but still need a way to get to school, riding a motorcycle is a great option. Today, I'll share a guide on how to get an M1 motorcycle license.

As immigration continues to grow in Europe, the conflict over resource allocation between immigrants and local residents has become a focal point of social concern.

Although the United States has had an important influence on the formulation of European competition law, European competition law is rooted in the antitrust legal thought of Europe, embodies the unique characteristics of the development of the continental legal system, and is another legal model that is essentially different from the US antitrust law.

In the United States, the law provides strict penalties for false accusation. False accusation refers to the intentional fabrication or distortion of facts to falsely accuse someone of a crime to a judicial authority or other person. This behavior not only causes severe psychological trauma and reputational damage to the accused, but also threatens social justice and the rule of law.

Gun law in the United States is a legal system related to the right of citizens to bear arms, based on the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. State regulations on firearm types, registration, and permits vary. Under the Firearm Owners Protection Act, newly manufactured machine guns after 1986 are prohibited from civilian ownership.