Articles in English
Investigate Europe | 23-feb-2021
Joining the Energy Charter Treaty is not in the public interest, according to South Africa’s government. It has also cancelled other agreements that allowed foreign investors to sue their state. This has not stopped investors from coming, says Mustaqeem de Gama.
CEO | 23-feb-2021
Sign the petition to pull out of the Energy Charter Treaty and stop its expansion to other countries!
Palabras clave:
acciones | resistencia ,
clima ,
energía ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
TCE ,
UE
EU Observer | 23-feb-2021
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation | 19-feb-2021
Proactive | 19-feb-2021
Panthera said it has been “consistently frustrated over an extended period” by the government of Rajasthan, which has rejected Panthera’s application for a prospecting licence for the gold project.
Mint | 19-feb-2021
The move signals the government’s resolve to defend its sovereign rights in taxation. The government has kept open possibility of settling the dispute within existing Indian laws.
Palabras clave:
energía ,
finanzas | bancos | impuestos ,
India ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
bilaterals.org | 17-feb-2021
A petition to ensure the Energy Charter Treaty will no longer be used against EU climate and energy policies is now available for supporters on the European Parliament website.
Palabras clave:
acciones | resistencia ,
clima ,
energía ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
TCE ,
UE
Mint | 17-feb-2021
Cairn Energy has filed a case in a US district court to enforce a $1.2 billion arbitration award it won in a tax dispute against India, a court document showed, ratcheting up pressure on the government to pay its dues.
Palabras clave:
energía ,
finanzas | bancos | impuestos ,
India ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
Interfax | 17-feb-2021
Chinese investors of PJSC Motor Sich have increased the preliminary cost of claims against Ukraine in international arbitration from $3.5 billion to $3.6 billion.
EJIL: Talk! | 17-feb-2021
The Working Group’s focus was structural reforms, first selection and appointment of permanent or fixed-term adjudicators, then an appellate mechanism.
