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AFTINET | 30-Oct-2017
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said that the US wants to opt out of ISDS in NAFTA, because of the risk and costs of US governments being sued by foreign corporations, and despite corporate lobby groups pushing to retain ISDS.
Stock Market Wire | 30-Oct-2017
The High Court has dismissed an application by Ukraine to set aside the Uncitral arbitration award in favour of JKX Oil & Gas.
SeeNews | 30-Oct-2017
Switzerland’s top court has rejected Croatia’s request to annul an arbitral award by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) in the INA-MOL case, the government said.
The Hindu | 30-Oct-2017
Hit by disputes with Vodafone and Cairn Energy, India welcomes plan for a World Court but flags legal, practical challenges.
M4 | 27-Oct-2017
Pérez Rocha explicó que una medida aconsejable para los países es desvincularse del Centro Internacional de Arreglo de Diferencias relativas a Inversiones (CIADI), tal como lo han hecho Venezuela y Bolivia, ya que se trata de una entidad a la cual los países han sido forzados a adherirse como resultado de la aplicación de ajustes neoliberales
Expansión | 27-Oct-2017
Reconocidos expertos en economía dicen que permite a empresas extranjeras evadir los tribunales de Estados Unidos, vulnerando la soberanía del país.
Gauchebdo | 27-Oct-2017
Le système de règlement des différends investisseurs-Etats, qui permet aux entreprises d’attaquer les Etats étrangers lorsque ceux-ci prennent des décisions contraires à leurs intérêts, est de plus en plus sollicité. Il est aussi fortement contesté, en particulier au Sud.
News Now | 27-Oct-2017
The arrest of and investigation into former economy minister Pavol Rusko could have an international dimension for Slovakia, as EuroGas wants to make use of the situation in order to renew arbitration proceedings against Slovakia.
Public Citizen | 27-Oct-2017
As corporate lobby rages against proposed ISDS rollback, law professors and economists say ISDS undermines rule of law and subsidizes offshoring
New Indian Express | 27-Oct-2017
The Delhi High Court today allowed Vodafone Group representatives to participate in the process of appointing a presiding arbitrator in its international arbitration process against India in connection with a tax demand of Rs 11,000 crore.
