Stockhead | 12-feb-2024
Indiana Resources is closer to recovering its historical sunk investment for the unlawful expropriation of the Ntaka Hill nickel sulphide project after the ICSID struck out most of Tanzania’s grounds for requesting the annulment of the award.
Euractiv | 12-feb-2024
The European Commission and Canada have agreed on the “interpretation” of parts of their trade agreement that relate to investor protection from environmental regulation, in a push by Brussels to persuade member states to ratify the bilateral multibillion-euro deal.
Inter Press Service | 9-feb-2024
Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) provisions in international trade and investment agreements – long abused by opportunists with means – are slowly being rejected by cautious governments.
Nuevo Poder | 5-feb-2024
El 31 de enero, el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores recibió formalmente la notificación de una demanda arbitral de una empresa extranjera en contra del Estado de Chile, por eventuales daños equivalentes a US$70 millones.
AFTINET | 1ro-feb-2024
To maintain the system, he proposes that business should shift away from ISDS in state-to state trade and investment agreements, and instead move to ISDS in contracts between individual investors and states.
The Guardian | 1ro-feb-2024
Local fishers helped halt underwater mining off Baja California’s coast in 2018. But then an obscure international legal process was put into motion.
Investegate | 31-ene-2024
AAG have confirmed they have submitted the claim by way of a request for arbitration to the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
CIAR Global | 30-ene-2024
InfraRed Infrastructure RAM GP Limited, InfraRed Infrastructure RAM LP e InfraRed Infrastructure RAM, S.L., las dos primeras de nacionalidad británica y la tercera española, han presentado un arbitraje de inversiones contra Colombia en el Centro Internacional de Arreglo de Diferencias relativas a Inversiones (CIADI).
TNI | 30-ene-2024
En el más reciente informe, “The Raw Materials Rush”, las investigadoras Lucía Bárcena, Luciana Ghiotto y Bettina Müller analizan los marcos regulatorios que la UE promueve para asegurar su acceso a estos minerales, y cómo dichos acuerdos promueven la intensificación del extractivismo e ignoran los altos costos socioambientales de estas actividades.
Zimeye | 27-ene-2024
A London court has ordered Zimbabwe to pay US$125 million to two timber firms whose land was seized by the government, rejecting its claim of state immunity in a case that tests the enforcement of international arbitration awards.