The Turkish Presidential Circular 2026/3: A New Era for the OIC Arbitration Centre
Türkiye’s Presidential Circular 2026/3 positions the OIC Arbitration Centre as a preferred forum for public-sector commercial and investment disputes.
Türkiye’s Presidential Circular 2026/3 positions the OIC Arbitration Centre as a preferred forum for public-sector commercial and investment disputes.
From SIAC reforms to China’s new Arbitration Law, Asia continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub.
Paris Arbitration Week: Reed Smith and AfricArb explored intra-Africa investment risks, treaty planning, sanctions, ADR, and dispute resolution.
Paris Arbitration Week: Derains & Gharavi’s panel explored doping, match-fixing, athlete protection, and evolving integrity challenges in sport.
Where is the line for arbitrators using AI? Exploring when AI assistance becomes a disqualifying fact or a breach of...
Paris Court of Appeal confirms that a commercial arbitration award against Romania did not constitute illegal State aid or breach...
Eight Fellows from Africa and Asia joined Paris Arbitration Week 2026 through the inaugural PAW Fellowship Programme — championing diversity...
At PAW, ICC panel explores how myside bias and overconfidence affect arbitration advocacy, strategy and client decision-making.
Paris Arbitration Week: DLA Piper’s panel explored French annulment proceedings, recent case law, best practices, and reform prospects.
AI-driven data centre disputes in the Middle East raise complex issues of force majeure, regulation, and investor protection.
Client choice drives arbitrator diversity—insights from the Nordic perspective on equality in international arbitration.
PAW spotlight: HAAART unveils HICA as arbitration confronts AI, sustainability, and geopolitical disruption.
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