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The ICC’s New Arbitration Rules Signal a Faster Era for International Disputes
The latest revisions to the arbitration rules of the International Chamber of Commerce are being closely watched across the international ...
Mexico’s Lithium Push Faces Renewed Scrutiny in ICSID Arbitration
Mexico’s efforts to assert greater state control over its lithium sector are continuing to draw international legal scrutiny, as a ...
Anglo American Has At Least Three Bidders for Its Australian Coal Business
Anglo American has attracted at least three potential buyers for its Australian steelmaking coal assets, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday. ...
Venezuela Emerges as Biggest Source of Optimism at Otherwise Somber IMF-World Bank Meetings
Venezuela was the unlikely star of last week’s IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings. While most conversations in Washington centered on falling ...
Judge Signals He May Force GE Vernova to Keep Working on New England’s Largest Wind Farm
A Massachusetts judge appeared open on Thursday to temporarily blocking GE Vernova from walking away from the $4.5 billion Vineyard ...
Lufthansa and Pilots’ Union Hit Deadlock Over Arbitration Terms
Lufthansa and Germany’s VC pilots’ union are stuck. Both sides say they’re open to arbitration, but neither can agree on ...
Bezos- and Gates-Backed KoBold Launches $50 Million Lithium Hunt in Congo
KoBold Metals, the AI-driven mineral explorer backed by Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, has launched a major lithium exploration campaign ...
Your Website May Be a Legal Target: What to Know About Pixel-Tracking Lawsuits in 2026
Somewhere between the marketing team’s “let’s track applicant conversions” meeting and the first demand letter from a plaintiff’s attorney, corporate ...
Panama Asks China for Respect After Surge in Ship Detentions Linked to Ports Ruling
Panama’s top diplomat called on China to respect its sovereignty on Wednesday, directly linking a sharp rise in detentions of ...
Yale Report Links Russian Oil Giants to Deportation of Ukrainian Children
A new report from Yale University alleges that Russia’s two largest state energy companies — Rosneft and Gazprom — played ...
