Recent Arbitration Developments in Asia
From SIAC reforms to China’s new Arbitration Law, Asia continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub.
From SIAC reforms to China’s new Arbitration Law, Asia continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Hong Kong highlights its rise as a leading seat, IMOed’s launch, and key court rulings...
Why does the world lack a media tribunal? Exploring the case for a transnational forum to address systemic digital harm...
India’s Supreme Court clarifies when arbitrators may award pendente lite interest and how contractual wording can limit that discretion.
The India-EU FTA marks a trade milestone, but its unfinished investment protection framework leaves key questions on investor certainty and...
A critical analysis of the Bombay High Court’s landmark decision in Osterreichischer Lloyd Seereederei (Cyprus) Ltd. v. Victore Ships Pvt....
Arbitration at a turning point: six trends from global data reveal a market reshaped by AI, geopolitics, and new hubs.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: China examines the new Arbitration Law and key judicial and institutional developments shaping arbitration practice.
2025 Arbitration Year in Review: India highlights how the Supreme Court refined consent, confidentiality, enforcement, and award review.
AIAC’s Suite of Rules 2026 modernises its dispute-resolution framework and creates an AIAC Court of Arbitration to strengthen oversight.
Alphard SGHC 154 clarifies when Singapore courts may grant interim relief against non-parties in arbitration.
The 2025 Arbitration Year in Review is out: a global analysis of reforms, jurisprudence, and enforcement across 40+ seats.
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