Articles in English
Euractiv | 10-Jul-2023
The European Commission proposed that EU countries jointly quit an international treaty that has been criticised for blocking efforts to fight climate change because its protection of energy investments extends to fossil fuels.
AFTINET | 10-Jul-2023
In response to a call from the UN, legal experts have released a submission outlining the dangers of Investor-State Dispute Settlement on the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment.
IISD | 3-Jul-2023
If India’s approach and engagement with international investment agreements can be distinguished into phases, with the new agreements being negotiated and concluded, India is poised to enter a new phase.
Reuters | 30-Jun-2023
The European Commission is readying a proposal for EU countries to jointly quit an international energy treaty, after some governments already pledged to leave over climate concerns.
Public Citizen | 30-Jun-2023
We stand in solidarity with the people of Honduras and condemn US company Próspera’s $11 billion case against the will of the people.
CCPA | 29-Jun-2023
This briefing paper explores what that prioritization might look like, and proposes a number of concrete paths forward for the Canadian government.
Reuters | 28-Jun-2023
Britain’s investment minister said he would like to see strong investment protections in any future trade deal with India, and that the two countries could work more closely together on financial services even without a trade pact.
The Globe and Mail | 28-Jun-2023
Enerflex argued the ruling defied regional trade agreements between Mexico, the United States and Canada, also calling the court’s decision “indirect expropriation” and denouncing arbitrary treatment by the Mexican state.
Korea Tech Today | 26-Jun-2023
South Korea has been ordered by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes to compensate hedge fund Elliott approximately $108.5 million concerning the 2015 merger of two Samsung subsidiaries.
TNI | 22-Jun-2023
In the era of the energy transition, questions of state control and power are back on the agenda in a big way.
