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Evolution of Kosovo’s Investment Arbitration Law: Defining the Foreign Investor and the State’s Role in Arbitration

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Notably, it broadens the definition of foreign investors while removing the principle of dual nationality, eliminates open consent to arbitration, and grants Kosovo the right to seek compensation for damages caused by investors.

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European Commission Publishes Non-Paper of Model Clauses for Member States’ Bilateral Investment Agreements with Third Countries

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In October 2023, the European Commission published a Non-Paper of Annotations to Model Clauses for Negotiation or Re-negotiation of Member States’ Bilateral Investment Treaties (“BITs”) with Third Countries (“Model Clauses”) (“Non-Paper”). What Is Covered in Their Scope?

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Columbia Arbitration Day 2024: “The New Era of International Arbitration: A User Guide”

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The panelists kicked off the discussion by noting there is no universal definition of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), but there is unanimity that AI can now make decisions in an equal or better form than human beings. International prejudice also comes to mind as a severe challenge when negotiating BITs.

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Arbitration With Public Entities in Brazil: Must Regulatory Agencies Participate?

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The Brazilian arbitration market will definitely follow closely the next decisions to be issued by the STJ Chamber and the STF on this case. Pursuant to Municipal Decree No. 3,066/2007, the matter was evaluated by the Mirassol Water and Sewage Services Regulatory Agency (“ARSAE”), which denied the request in the administrative sphere.

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Turning up the Heat on Tech Investors: Navigating the New “Tech Cold War”

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Criteria for Treaty Protection Investors must ensure they meet the threshold conditions contained in the relevant treaties, including: (i) the definitions of a qualifying investor and qualifying investment; and (ii) other requirements (e.g., a negotiation period, time limitations, or excluded disputes).

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Guiding Cases 199-201 Issued by the PRC Supreme People’s Court—Further Steps Toward a Pro-Arbitration Regime

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However, taking a step back, if the award merely required the respondent to compensate the claimant with bitcoins or allowed the value of the bitcoins to be determined through parties’ negotiation instead of by reference to the price from a third-party website, would such award be enforceable? As a case in point, in Sun Dingshang v.

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2023 Year in Review: A Look Back at Arbitration in Canada (Part 2)

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China PR) ); (b) the awards not being for a “definite and discernable amount” ( Costco Wholesale Corporation v. More from our authors: Dealing with Bribery and Corruption in International Commercial Arbitration: To Probe or Not to Probe by Emmanuel Obiora Igbokwe € 190 Arbitration in Egypt: A Practitioner's Guide by Ibrahim Shehata € 190