Infrastructure Global

New industry training launched on the role of the engineer working under a FIDIC construction contract.

Silvia Halim will lead Arup’s business in Indonesia during a pivotal time for the country’s economic growth.

Lack of resilience of global infrastructure to the effects of climate change could cost global cities up to $194bn every year by 2050. Urgent action is needed now, says Madeleine Rawlins of Mott MacDonald.

International construction and insurance law specialists Beale and Co has published three guidance updates for companies looking to work in Ukraine.

To mark International Women in Engineering Day, four senior women in the industry talk about judgement, creativity and shaping the future of the sector over the coming decade.

As regional hostilities disrupt projects, cost escalation and supply chain chaos are testing the limits of force majeure and hardship clauses under UAE and KSA law. Slava Kiryushin and James Plant, partners at HFW, unpack when termination is really on the table – and when it isn’t.

SOM’s new “terminal in a garden” welcomes global travellers to Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, India.

Optimistic closing session of the FIDIC Global Infrastructure Conference looks forward with confidence and hope.