International Economic Law and Policy Blog | 13-mar-2017
An ICSID Annulment Committee’s decision to reduce the damages to be paid to Exxon by $1.4 billion seems like a cause for celebration-a victory of economic sovereignty over Big Oil. But as gifts to economic justice go, this one is a Trojan horse indeed.
IELP Blog | 12-mar-2017
A dissent sends the message: beware, if one other arbitrator had gone the way that Born did, we would have won.
The Hindu | 10-mar-2017
The tax dispute between the Indian government and Cairn Plc has been the subject of international arbitration from 2014.
Q Costa Rica | 10-mar-2017
The ICSID Arbitral Tribunal has ruled that the Costa Rican government did not cause damage to the company of Swiss capital, Gas Nacional Zeta.
Reuters | 10-mar-2017
A World Bank tribunal’s order for Venezuela to pay $1.4 billion in damages to Exxon Mobil Corp over nationalizations has been annulled
SAT PR | 10-mar-2017
The Kyrgyz Republic has notified Stans that it filed a claim with the High Court of Justice to set aside the jurisdictional award rendered by the UNCITRAL Tribunal in favor of Stans.
The Hindu | 8-mar-2017
The tax demand was challenged by Cairn Energy through an international arbitration where it also made a case against the dividend freeze
Lexology | 8-mar-2017
A Canadian company, Gold Reserve Inc, disputed a permit revocation that affected a gold and copper ore deposit exploration project in Venezuela.
International Economic Law and Policy Blog | 8-mar-2017
The consequence of this decision is that investors would likely be put above all other victims of terrorism and related political violence in conflict areas. That is shocking from the perspective of international justice.
People Over Profit | 7-mar-2017
People Over Profit Statement on the 17th Round of Negotiations of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) in Kobe, Japan 27 Feb-3 March 2017

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