Our 23rd report spotlights landmark legislative reforms such as the UK’s new Arbitration Act 2025 and South Africa’s rise as a regional arbitration hub. We examine procedural innovations, enforcement challenges, the use of artificial intelligence in arbitration, the evolving role of tribunals in promoting settlement as well as exploring the potential of arbitration in cross-border insolvency disputes.

The report also covers integrity measures like the ICC’s anti-corruption framework and treaty trends, including India’s strategic approach to investment protection in its Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with the UAE.

As arbitration adapts to geopolitical and regulatory shifts, this issue offers insights for practitioners navigating a rapidly changing landscape.

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    Arbitration in Africa

    Traditionally, Africa’s civil and common law jurisdictions have relied on court litigation to resolve disputes.

    Global | September 05, 2019

    Construction Law Insights

    A comparative look at good faith and changed circumstances, hardship and more

    This article focuses on the Supreme Court of Canada decision in Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corporation Limited v Hydro-Québec 2018 SCC 461.

    Global | September 05, 2019

    Construction Law Insights

    Developments in third party funding in arbitration

    This article examines recent Asian developments in legalization of third party funding and contrasts these with the approach in England and Wales where the market is more established.

    Global | September 05, 2019

    Issue 13

    Data protection and cyber risk issues in arbitration

    Data protection and cyber security are hot topics in international arbitration.

    Global | September 05, 2019

    Construction Law Insights

    Challenges to awards

    This article offers a cross-border update of recent jurisprudential and legislative developments on challenges to arbitral awards in Singapore, Hong Kong, and England and Wales.

    Global | September 05, 2019

    Issue 13

    The Singapore Mediation Convention

    The United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation (Singapore Convention) opened for signature in Singapore on August 7, 2019, and will come into force six months after being ratified by at least three State Parties.

    Global | September 05, 2019

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