What Comes Next? Navigating State Succession in International Arbitration
State succession poses rising risks in arbitration. Discover how the State Succession Index helps practitioners navigate treaty continuity and jurisdictional...
State succession poses rising risks in arbitration. Discover how the State Succession Index helps practitioners navigate treaty continuity and jurisdictional...
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Saudi Arabia advances arbitration through legal reforms, robust SCCA rules, and global alignment—enhancing efficiency, enforcement, and investor confidence.
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India’s new arbitration bill recognizes emergency arbitration, but weakens tribunal authority—raising concerns about its impact on institutional arbitration.
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