Investment Arbitration Reporter is regularly cited in the mainstream media. Some recent citations appear
below.
- The Toronto Globe and Mail picked up on our scoop
about the quiet conclusion of a NAFTA arbitration brought by a U.S.
investor against the Government of Canada: "Canada wins NAFTA dispute over Ontario mine dump", October 11, 2011.
- The Financial Times in an August, 2011 blog posting cites IAReporter's scoop about a new ruling against Argentina at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
- The Prague Post, in a June 8, 2011 news report, interviews IAReporter Editor Luke Peterson for analysis of the Czech Republic's efforts to fight the seizure of various Czech artworks in a long-running dispute over an arbitration award: "Priceless works of art seized", June 8, 2011
- Agence France Presse cites IAReporter's breaking news report about the Republic of Georgia's arrest of a pair of foreign investors in a dispute over payment of an arbitral award and allegations of bribery: "Georgia detains Israelis for alleged 7 Mil Dollar bribe offer", AFP, October 16, 2010
- The Guardian (UK) cites Investment Arbitration Reporter in an opinion-column on a pending arbitration between a US mining corporation and El Salvador: "Stop private firms exploiting poor states", by Kevin Gallagher, February 5, 2010
- The Financial Times quotes Investment Arbitration Reporter in a news item on the proliferation of arbitrations between Western European companies and Eastern European governments: "Sour aftertaste for deal sweeteners", By Stanley Pignal and Nikki Tait, June 23, 2009
- The Economist quotes Investment Arbitration Reporter in a feature article on the battle over transparency in investor-state arbitration: "Investment, arbitration, and secrecy: Behind closed doors", April 23, 2009
- The Financial Times quotes Investment Arbitration Reporter in a report on a Billion Dollar arbitration mounted against the Government of Germany by a Swedish power company: "Germany faces action over power plant", By Chris Bryant, April 7, 2009