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.
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.
TipRanks | 21-jan-2026
Corporación América Airports S.A. announced that Sociedad Aeroportuaria Kuntur Wasi S.A., in which it holds an indirect 50% equity stake, received a payment of about US$91.2 million from the Republic of Peru.
FPIF | 20-jan-2026
Durante la presidenta Xiomara Castro en Honduras, se hicieron esfuerzos para revertir la creación, muy impopular, de ciudades modelo conocidas como las ZEDE, la profundización de la privatización en el sector energético y los contratos de infraestructura público-privados muy desfavorables para el interés público. En respuesta, Honduras se enfrentó a una avalancha de demandas por Solución de Controversias Inversionista-Estado (ISDS), que ascienden a unos 10 000 millones de dólares.
Instituto de Estudios Políticos (IPS) | 20-jan-2026
Durante la presidenta Xiomara Castro en Honduras, se hicieron esfuerzos para revertir la creación, muy impopular, de ciudades modelo conocidas como las ZEDE, la profundización de la privatización en el sector energético y los contratos de infraestructura público-privados muy desfavorables para el interés público. En respuesta, Honduras se enfrentó a una avalancha de demandas por Solución de Controversias Inversionista-Estado (ISDS), que ascienden a unos 10 000 millones de dólares.