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Germany denies benefits of Energy Charter Treaty to Russian investments and legal entities owned or controlled by Russian interests
Turkish company files treaty-based notice of dispute against Balkan state over termination of public transportation contract
Georgia is facing under-the-radar ICC arbitration
Dutch court finds that it lacks jurisdiction to prohibit US assignee of intra-EU ECT award debt from seeking anti-anti-enforcement injunction in the US
Uniper v. Netherlands arbitration is discontinued
US court enforces Perenco v. Ecuador award, finding that disputed setoffs are not permitted in ICSID enforcement proceedings, and that post-judgment interest should accrue at the statutory (rather than the award’s) interest rate
In non-disputing party submission filed in NAFTA legacy dispute, the USA opines that the claimants bear the burden of proof on jurisdiction, and submits that police powers doctrine does not include an element of proportionality
ICSID tribunal disqualifies Norway’s quantum adviser from snow crab arbitration due to a conflict of interests, but refuses to take “drastic step” of removing counsel
Tribunal chaired by Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler dismisses treaty arbitration stemming from bankruptcy of major Spanish bank
ICSID tribunal decides that 2022 Arbitration Rules are applicable to treaty dispute that was notified before July 2022, but lodged after the new rules were adopted

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