The roll-out of South Africa’s Independent Transmission Projects (ITP) programme is expected to boost grid capacity to fulfil ...

The Irish government has introduced a major new developer-led infrastructure (DLI) initiative designed to remove ...

The scope of the waiver rule contained in article 1466 of the French Civil Procedure Code (CPC) continues to be tested in ...

A “strategically important” free trade agreement (FTA) and strengthened security and defence partnership between the EU and ...

The past year has once again proved that England and Wales remains one of the key seats and industry hubs for arbitration.

An unprecedented surge in data centre investment in the Asia-Pacific region, driven by artificial intelligence adoption and ...

ACICA’s latest data shows a sharp rise in high-value, cross-border arbitrations, while Australian courts continue to ...

Investors should factor enforcement risk into their global investment decisions owing to the challenges they can face in ...

As the use of third-party funding (TPF) in international arbitration become increasingly mainstream, there is a growing trend ...

The second most favoured arbitration seat worldwide according to the latest Queen Mary Survey, Singapore continues to ...

Businesses in the UAE can resolve disputes via arbitration with growing confidence owing to recent developments in ...

Concrete steps taken by arbitral institutions and tribunals to enable the use of AI must be underpinned by robust governance ...