Governmental Policies and Regulations Update
As governments worldwide adapt to economic, environmental, and social challenges, recent policy updates reflect a dynamic regulatory landscape. In the United States, the second Trump administration has prioritised deregulation, with the Brookings Centre on Regulation and Markets tracking significant changes as of June 25, 2025. Key actions include rescinding or delaying rules across energy, health, and labour sectors, aiming to boost innovation and reduce costs for businesses. Notably, Executive Order 14321, issued July 29, 2025, focuses on curbing crime, while a proclamation on July 23, 2025, provides regulatory relief for stationary energy sources to promote American energy production.
In the UK, legislation.gov.uk ensures the timely publication of new laws, with updates for England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland available within 24 hours of enactment as of July 25, 2025. This platform enhances transparency by offering free subscription feeds for real-time legislative updates.
Globally, agencies like the U.S. EPA are pursuing deregulation under initiatives like “Powering the Great American Comeback,” with 31 actions to streamline environmental compliance. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Justice is improving access to federal services for non-English speakers, reinforcing inclusive governance.
These updates underscore the balance between fostering economic growth and ensuring public welfare. Stay informed by following official regulatory portals like regulations.gov or legislation.gov.uk for the latest developments.
