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Asianet News | 11-May-2026
The EU’s Ambassador to India, Herve Delphin, has called for an investment liberalisation chapter in the new EU-India FTA and the finalisation of a separate investment protection pact, terming them "unfinished business" for the landmark deal.
CNCD 11.11.11 | 4-May-2026
À l’heure où la Belgique et l’Union européenne sont confrontées à des défis majeurs en matière de transition énergétique et d’autonomie stratégique, le cadre juridique régissant la protection des investissements mérite une réévaluation urgente.
Institut Veblen | 22-Apr-2026
European governments should plan a coordinated exit from the current investment protection regime together with other participating countries.
Power Shift | 22-Apr-2026
The European ISDS Scorecard ranks 30 European countries across 10 indicators that capture the scale of each country’s treaty network, its policy direction, and the real-world use and financial impact of ISDS by its investors.
CAN Europe | 14-Apr-2026
Current discussions around fossil fuel phase-out create a key opportunity to make progress on addressing this barrier. Civil society organisations are calling on European governments to explore and act on collectively disengaging from ISDS.
The Brussels Times | 4-Feb-2026
The European Commission has launched new legal steps against several EU countries over energy-related obligations, including continued participation in the Energy Charter Treaty.
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.
EJIL: Talk! | 16-Jan-2026
It seems clear that the EU’s sanctions-protecting measures cannot be reconciled with the international legality that underpins ISDS.
Euractiv | 12-Dec-2025
La Commission européenne menace Budapest de nouvelles poursuites judiciaires pour avoir autorisé la compagnie pétrolière nationale MOL à utiliser le controversé Traité sur la charte de l’énergie afin de poursuivre un autre État membre, en violation flagrante d’une décision de la justice européenne.
Institut Veblen | 9-Dec-2025
Les sanctions économiques contre l’État russe sont contestées par des oligarques et des entreprises russes devant des tribunaux privés, via un mécanisme inclus dans les traités d’investissement.
