The Challenge
Irish Rail seeks damages after terminating Indra train-control contract
Irish Rail says Indra failed to deliver fit-for-purpose software and…
Bucharest court reopens Romania’s €1bn-plus railway tender
A definitive Bucharest Court of Appeal ruling cancelled CFR SA’s…
China extends tax reach to offshore wealth as fiscal pressure grows
China is imposing a 20% tax on dividends and interest from offshore trusts, with a 90-day transition period ending on…
Valladolid court confirms unlawful overcharging in protected homes
A Valladolid court has confirmed overpricing in 351 protected homes, with some residents paying up to €140 extra each month.
Poland’s procurement appeals body loses capacity as case volumes rise
Poland’s KIO expects 6.5 thousand procurement appeals this year, but a recruitment drive for nine new members produced only one…
Clean Air grant disputes put changing cost rules under scrutiny
At least 81 lawsuits have been filed against Poland’s regional environmental funds over Clean Air grant settlements and changing cost…
Poland’s procurement appeals body is losing capacity as disputes rise
Poland’s KIO expects 6.5 thousand procurement appeals this year, but a recruitment round for nine members produced only one successful…
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Czech rail tender faces fresh review over alleged bid change
Czech competition officials have opened first-instance proceedings over a complaint concerning a possible change to Škoda Group’s bid for up…
Palantir legal fight over £50m Met deal ends without liability finding
Palantir and London’s mayor have withdrawn allegations over a £50m, two-year Metropolitan police technology contract.
Latvian court bars VTU Valmiera from part of regional routes
A Latvian court has barred VTU Valmiera from serving part of the Sigulda–Limbaži lot after a dispute over subcontracting.
GoldBod terminated Goldstream MoU after obligations went unmet
Ghana’s GoldBod terminated an MoU with Goldstream Global DMCC after the proposed US$1bn investment in more than 300 mines failed…
NAO finds Justice Transcribe offers a model for public-sector AI
The Ministry of Justice rolled out Justice Transcribe to 11,000 probation staff after pilots, with projected use costing £7.9m.
Bucharest court orders fresh bid evaluation for A8’s final section
The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ordered CNIR to reassess Itinera’s offer for the 15.5-kilometre final section of the A8.