With its first issue for this year, Arbitration introduces two new initiatives: a policy on the use of AI for journal submissions, which now forms part of the journal’s editorial guidelines, and the…
In its fourth and final issue for 2025, Arbitration considers new perspectives on existing issues.In her Editorial to this issue, Prof. S.I Strong writes:“As the year draws to a close, it is useful…
The past summer months have seen plenty of action relevant to the international arbitration scene. Starting with early July, when the ICC International Centre for ADR announced the renewed…
The past year brought a significant maturation of the arbitration landscape in East and Central Asia, characterized by pivotal legislative enactments and the fortification of regional hubs. Most…
2025 was an activity-filled year from a Canadian perspective. Accordingly, this “year in review” post proceeds in two parts. Whereas Part 1 tracked the evolution of caselaw following three…
2025 was a year of transition for France being in the midst of reforming its arbitration law. This post highlights significant developments and judicial decisions of the past year. Reform of…
Day two of the Japan Commercial Arbitration Association (“JCAA”) Global Arbitration Forum carried forward the momentum of the first day and offered a deeper look at how institutions, practitioners,…
In 2025, arbitration developments across the Pacific region took distinct paths. Australia and New Zealand saw an influx of pro-arbitration cases within the respective country's courts, whilst the…
2025 marked a year of consolidation and innovation for arbitration in Southeast Asia. Across the region, legislative reform, revised institutional rules, and a growing body of significant awards and…
On August 12, 2025, Kyrgyzstan adopted a new Law on Investments (№ 198) that introduces reforms to the resolution of investment disputes. A key feature of this legislation is a multi-stage dispute…
