Articles in English
Public Seminar | 18-mar-2025
How an unregulated techno-utopia came into existence and continues to sabotage a nation’s sovereignty.
Mots-clés:
CAFTA ,
CIRDI ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
Honduras ,
souvraineté | démocratie
Chosun Biz | 17-mar-2025
Korean government and Lone Star to present final arguments in landmark arbitration case over compensation disputes.
Financial Post | 14-mar-2025
The action is being taken under the umbrella of the free trade agreement between Peru and Canada.
Arab News | 13-mar-2025
Egypt’s parliament has approved a bilateral investment protection agreement with Saudi Arabia, aiming to boost capital inflows, create jobs, and strengthen economic ties between the two nations.
The Guardian | 10-mar-2025
Investor–state dispute settlements don’t just mean growing debt burdens for countries : they are also a barrier to action on the climate crisis.
Mots-clés:
climat ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS
Land and Climate Review | 10-mar-2025
Exxon owes the people of Groningen millions in compensation for damage caused by gas extraction. Thanks to an obscure legal instrument, it could be the residents of the province that end up compensating the fossil fuel giant.
Koha | 10-mar-2025
Kosovo will pay over 6.7 million euros to MabCo Constructions, owned by former President Behgjet Pacolli, following a decision by the Arbitration Tribunal in Washington.
The Guardian | 7-mar-2025
Companies can sue governments for closing oilfields and mines – and the risk of huge damages is already stopping countries from passing green laws, ministers say.
Inside Climate News | 7-mar-2025
Communities and ecosystems across the globe face heavy environmental damage from intensifying mining operations. A people’s tribunal probed the Canadian mining industry’s impact on the natural world and the people defending it.
Mots-clés:
actions | résistance ,
Amérique latine ,
Canada ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
environnement,
Équateur ,
mines ,
peuples indigènes
The Guardian | 6-mar-2025
Fossil-fuel and mining firms have won $92bn of public money from states, with a growing number of cases backed by financial speculators
