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ICSID Caseload Reflects Continued Growth in Renewable Energy Disputes
The global transition toward cleaner energy systems is reshaping investment flows, industrial policy, and infrastructure development. It is also generating ...
Mining Arbitration Against Spain Highlights Regulatory Pressures Facing Europe’s Critical Minerals Push
Europe’s effort to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals is continuing to collide with regulatory and political challenges, as a ...
Uruguay Infrastructure Dispute Draws Attention to Rising Arbitration Risks in Public-Private Projects
Major infrastructure concession disputes are once again drawing international arbitration scrutiny after tribunal appointments advanced in an investor-state claim tied ...
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 ...
Zenith Energy strengthens legal team as ICSID arbitration with Tunisia advances
Zenith Energy has added two senior barristers to its legal team as the company prepares for a key phase in ...
Barrick agrees to $430 million settlement with Mali, ending long-running arbitration fight
Barrick Mining has reached a major settlement with Mali to resolve a bitter dispute over the Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex, bringing ...
ICSID rejects Romania’s request to halt Eurohold’s EUR 500 million arbitration case
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington has dismissed the Romanian government’s motion to terminate the ...
Spain’s Renewable Energy Reckoning: A Case Study in Non-Compliance with Investment Treaty Awards
In a striking development that underscores growing tensions in the investment arbitration system, Spain has emerged as the world’s most ...
Purdue Pharma wins overwhelming creditor approval for $7.4 billion opioid settlement
According to Reuters, more than 99% of Purdue Pharma’s creditors have voted in favor of a $7.4 billion bankruptcy settlement, ...
Direct investor–state contracts gain ground in international arbitration
A new report from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), an institution linked to the World Bank ...
