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Cyprus successfully defends against set-aside of treaty award stemming from banking dispute
Guyana Round-Up: An update on arbitration-related developments involving the Caribbean state
Laurent Lévy is tapped to chair ICSID arbitration against Trinidad and Tobago
Analysis: India’s new investment treaty with the United Arab Emirates indicates shift towards increased regulation of ISDS process and safeguard of state’s regulatory powers
ExxonMobil lodges ICSID claim against the Netherlands, while related contract-based arbitrations remain pending
Mining company reportedly puts Guatemala on notice of potential treaty claim over nickel project impacted by mistaken sanctions designation
Revealed: SCC emergency arbitrator hearing sanctions-related dispute with Poland finds that claimants do not meet prima facie threshold to establish qualifying investment under intra-EU BIT, but side-steps sunset clause issue
Mining company announces bifurcation of high-stakes arbitration against Greenland and Denmark, and reveals initiation of parallel domestic proceedings
French court stays enforcement of award in favour of Georgian state body, but refuses to stay set-aside proceedings
[Updated] UNCITRAL tribunal dismisses claims in treaty arbitration between Albania and Italian agriculture investor

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