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Europe's strong stance against Russia following the invasion of Ukraine has reshaped the energy landscape, leading to a dramatic reduction in Russian gas supplies and sparking numerous legal battles. As European companies ...

This is the third part of a series that discusses the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine under international law. After providing an overview of the adopted and/or proposed Measures, this ...

This is the second part of a series that discusses the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine under international law. It focuses on the position under international criminal law.

This is the first part of a two-part article series that discusses the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine under international law. Russia has not denied that its actions constitute a ...

Explore highlights from Azerbaijan Arbitration Days 2024, showcasing insights on the New Law and sector-specific arbitration trends. Learn how Azerbaijan aims to become a pivotal hub for international dispute resolution.

Dive into an analysis of 1,778 arbitration claims available on Jus Mundi to assess whether the ISDS system is the shield that protects investors or the sword that harms developing economies. What ...

In the latest news in Arbitration Aftermath, dive into the ongoing battle of the Sultanate of Sulu heirs vs. Malaysia, as Petronas seeks US discovery for impending legal actions in Europe. Meanwhile, ...

Charlotte Murphy and Daniel Boon from Stephenson Harwood LLP analyze the Ukraine-Russia conflict's impact on global energy through economic and trade sanctions, particularly on the oil and gas supply chain. Sanctions have ...

Leslie Zhang, General Counsel at United Energy Group, highlights how recent global events and the shift towards renewable energy have significantly impacted energy disputes in China. The Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine ...

In the past decade, investor-State arbitrations involving renewable energy sources (RES) have surged, primarily due to regulatory changes in countries like Spain and Italy that reduced financial incentives for RES investments. These ...