Articles in English
Kluwer Arbitration Blog | 28-jan-2026
TEPA addresses fundamental conflicts of emerging market investment structures. The agreement will enable India to escape the ISDS 2015 liability trap, balancing defensive provisions with a pro-investor focus.
Libnanews | 28-jan-2026
Le groupe Al Habtoor, conglomérat basé aux Émirats arabes unis, a déclaré qu’il engagerait des poursuites judiciaires contre les autorités libanaises en raison d’un litige portant sur ses investissements dans le pays en crise.
Arab News | 27-jan-2026
Al Habtoor Group said it will move forward with legal action against Lebanon after years of unresolved investment disputes and mounting losses of $1.7 billon linked to banking restrictions and state inaction.
European Commission | 23-jan-2026
The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to assess whether an arbitration award, in which Bulgaria is ordered to pay compensation to ACF for changes to a renewable electricity support measure, is in line with EU State aid rules.
Inside Climate News | 23-jan-2026
As Mark Carney urges value-based leadership, critics point to trade rules championed by Canada that undermine those ideals.
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Canada ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
environnement,
Équateur ,
mines ,
peuples indigènes
Yonhap | 23-jan-2026
The two investors — Greenoaks and Altimeter — took issue with Seoul’s response to the e-commerce giant’s data breach late last year, claiming that it violated obligations under the Korea-US FTA regarding fair and equitable treatment.
UNN | 23-jan-2026
The Arbitration Tribunal in Stockholm rejected the claim of the foreign investor Modus Energy International B.V. regarding changes to the "green tariff".
Minute Mirror | 23-jan-2026
The dispute stems from an October 2016 agreement to sell a majority stake in K-Electric to Shanghai Electric Power Company.
SOMO | 22-jan-2026
Shell is suing the Netherlands in yet another attempt to evade its responsibility for decades of gas extraction in Groningen.
FPIF | 21-jan-2026
While the fate of current ISDS claims remains to be seen, similar corporate investments and interests imposed under the narcodictatorship (the period 2009-2022) are sure to proceed with fewer barriers under the 2026-2030 Honduran government.
