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Looking back: In Telenor v. Hungary, arbitrators rejected bid to widen BIT’s jurisdiction via MFN clause, and also rejected expropriation claim (that fell within its jurisdiction) due to prima facie failure to prove loss
Italian firm lodges investment law claim against Liberia and PCA taps former ICC General Counsel to nominate arbitrator when state defaults on appointment
Analysis: we review previously-unseen award at center of recent set-aside in Mauritius; Supreme Court rejected arbitrator Michael Pryle’s analysis that contract with state entity was valid
Award surfaces from ICC arbitration chaired by Jan Paulsson, with tribunal declining jurisdiction due to state-contract having been signed by official who lacked authority
UK investor in Slovenia’s oil & gas sector warns of arbitration after permit for hydraulic fracturing was denied
Dutch court weighs in with decision on stay of enforcement request in Russia-Ukraine BIT case
Georgia facing a new claim under Energy Charter Treaty
Investigation: Poland held liable for BIT breach in never-published award over heavy-handed enforcement of customs laws
REVEALED: dogged two year effort by a BIT claimant to disqualify his own arbitrator, led to three successive challenges and brought proceedings to brink of collapse
US investor to start $2 billion ICSID proceedings against South Korea

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