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ADR within ADR: do tribunals have the power to order mediation post-Churchill?
Explore whether Churchill empowers arbitral tribunals to order mediation in English-seated arbitrations, and where party autonomy sets the limits.
The Middle East Arbitration Compendium – DIFC: Courts & Arbitration in the Financial Centre
Part 4 of Middle East Arbitration: 50 Moments That Shaped 2025 turns to the DIFC, covering seat, public policy, interim...
How Far Can an Arbitral Tribunal Reach? India’s Unsettled Law on Third Parties
From Cox & Kings to ASF and HPCL: Ηow India's courts diverge on who decides that a non-signatory is bound,...
From Schooner to Astaris: A New Restriction on Jurisdictional Review at the Annulment Stage?
France's annulment landscape is shifting: Astaris v Venezuela limits new jurisdictional arguments, departing from Schooner, as reform leaves Article 1466...
The ICC Rules 2026 and the Optional Terms of Reference: End of an Era or Old Wine in a New Bottle?
Explore how the 2026 ICC Rules make Terms of Reference optional, shifting their functions to PO-1 and the CMC, and...
Non-Disclosure as an Independent Ground for Public Policy Challenge: A Step Too Far for the Indian Enforcement Regime?
In MSA Global, the Delhi High Court treats an arbitrator's non-disclosure as a standalone public policy ground, diverging from the...
The Middle East Arbitration Compendium – Dubai: Enforcement, Annulment & Public Policy
Part 3 of Middle East Arbitration: Six Dubai decisions reveal how UAE courts approach foreign award enforcement, annulment grounds, non-signatories,...
When the State Cannot Identify the Proper Forum: Lessons from the Antrix–Devas Saga
What happens when a state cannot identify the proper forum? The Antrix–Devas saga raises questions of denial of justice, FET,...
Singapore Academy of Law and Jus Mundi Sign MOU to Expand Access to Singapore Arbitration Knowledge
Singapore Academy of Law and Jus Mundi sign an MOU to expand global access to Singapore arbitration scholarship and legal...
Part 2: Finality and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Nigeria: Lessons from Xerxes v CEC
Part 2 of Xerxes v CEC explores how Nigeria treats recognised foreign awards as debts and reinforces the seat’s exclusive...
The Thin Line Between State Regulation and Investor Protection: A Reflection in Light of the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion
Can climate regulation become indirect expropriation? Part II explores how the ICJ’s Climate Opinion may reshape the balance in investment...
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