Ukraine’s new sanctions enforcement could trigger investment claims as asset seizures extend to non-sanctioned foreign investors, raising legal concerns.
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 ...
Arbitration Aftermath: Gas, LNG & metals disputes in Sweden, UK & Singapore—Svea Court annuls Gazprom award, Taleveras wins vs NLNG, SICC stays Talco case.
Should ICSID's 3-year annulment limit protect corrupt arbitrators? This analysis makes the case for reform to uphold integrity in investor-state arbitration.
Balancing investment protection and human rights, this article explores how modern BITs and arbitration trends reflect a shift toward sustainable, fair regulation.
The SCC’s 2025 Mediation Rules introduce fixed fees and greater efficiency, enhancing access and predictability in international commercial mediation.
Arbitration Year in Review 2024 – Poland: Landmark court ruling on arbitration access, BIT and ECT awards, and new rules from top Polish institutions boost arbitration appeal.
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