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Pakistan’s signature of the Singapore Convention marks a step toward enforceable international mediation settlements, but domestic reform and ratification remain.

50 Defining Moments of 2025, Part 7 explores Bahrain’s treaties, courts, arbitral institutions, and international arbitration developments.

A LIDW 2026 panel examines how sanctions, geopolitical conflict, energy volatility, and rising costs are reshaping international arbitration.

EU investment screening is rewriting the bargain between states and investors, with implications for FET, expropriation, and national treatment.

Can India’s arbitrability doctrine resolve ESG disputes? This article examines where contractual ESG claims end and public-law oversight begins.

A Belgian court confirms that a franchise dispute remains arbitrable despite statutory protections, favouring party autonomy in cross-border commercial disputes.

50 Defining Moments of 2025, Part 6: Qatar’s arbitration year in review, from QICDRC judgments and QICCA Rules to court...

How is arbitration portrayed in public discourse? A LIDW 2026 panel examines media scrutiny, transparency, and the future of arbitration’s...

France’s Decree No. 2026-741 modernises arbitration law, expanding judicial support, clarifying awards and recognition, and increasing procedural flexibility.

In DOI v. DOJ, Singapore's SICC set aside an award for apparent bias, finding the tribunal had copied reasoning from...

Does ratifying the New York Convention waive state immunity? In Devas v. India, the English Court of Appeal says no,...

Part 5 of Middle East Arbitration: 50 Moments That Shaped 2025 covers Abu Dhabi and ADGM rulings, SCCA e-signatures, and...