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Euronews | 3-jui-2026
When firm Blasket Renewables sought to enforce compensation in a US court, the European Commission argued that Spain could not legally pay it, highlighting a clash between international arbitration and EU law.
Times & Star | 3-jui-2026
British taxpayers could be forced to pay up to £300 million in compensation to the backers of a cancelled West Cumbrian coal mine.
Madhyam | 1er-jui-2026
Instead of relying on an investment treaty-based approach and weakening the 2015 Model BIT framework, India should initiate domestic policy reforms such as strengthening the rule of law.
Arbitration Monitor | 29-mai-2026
Third-party litigation funding is becoming one of the most influential and closely debated developments in international arbitration, as investors and law firms increasingly rely on outside capital to pursue large and complex disputes.
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différends investisseurs-état | ISDS
Al Jazeera | 29-mai-2026
Zimbabwe will return 67 farms, which were seized during the country’s land reform programme and are protected under investment agreements, to European nationals from Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
Armenpress | 27-mai-2026
The arbitral tribunal of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes issued an award fully rejecting all claims brought against the Republic of Armenia by the Lebanese company Sanitek and its owners, the Armenian government said.
Energy Charter | 26-mai-2026
Romania deposited with the Energy Charter Secretariat a written notification of its decision to withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty.
European Journal of International Law | 22-mai-2026
This article explores the role that Shell – in particular, through its legal department – played in shaping international investment law from 1957 to 1968.
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CIRDI ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
énergie ,
intérêts corporatifs ,
investissement | TBI ,
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Trade Justice Movement | 21-mai-2026
The deal locks the UK into deeper commercial ties with some of the most repressive governments in the world, for economic gains so marginal they barely register.
Kluwer Arbitration Blog | 21-mai-2026
February 2026, ICSID published its report on cases registered in 2025. This report revealed that a record number of cases were filed against states in Sub-Saharan Africa. ICSID’s statistics indicate that 15 cases were registered against these states, constituting almost a quarter of all ICSID cases registered in 2025.
