News Headlines

Breaking: Coal mining investor claims victory in high-stakes twin ECT/BIT arbitrations against Poland
ICSID tribunal suspends arbitral proceedings over claimants’ failure to comply with security for costs order
Paris Court of Appeal overturns enforcement of 279 million EUR arbitration award against Libya, finding that the state was deprived of its right to be heard through default proceedings
Analysis: Russian court enforces SIAC award against Vietnamese state-owned entity, seeing no public policy violation
[Updated with treaty text] India announces entry into force of new BIT with United Arab Emirates
CIS Round-Up: Updates on arbitration-related court proceedings, new developments regarding international sanctions, and other news involving countries of the region
Analysis: EU Court upholds ban on provision of legal services to Russian Government and Russian legal persons, finding that, under EU law, a person’s right to access to a lawyer exists only in the context of judicial (and arbitral) proceedings – which are exempted from the ban
US Supreme Court decides to examine minimum contacts question in battle for enforcement of billion-dollar Devas v. Antrix ICC award
ICSID tribunal is in place to hear CPTPP arbitration against Mexico
SCC arbitration against Ukraine resumes; tribunal is now in place

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