The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 41, no. 3, September 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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George A Bermann, Most-favoured-nation’s false promises
- Lord Hoffmann, Richard Aikens, Salim Moollan, & Ricky Diwan, An important realignment and an opportunity missed? The law applicable to the arbitration agreement, jurisdictional re-hearings, stays to court proceedings, and the Arbitration Act 2025
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Alberto Plaza López-Berges, Arbitral tribunal-led settlement facilitation in international arbitration
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Robert Walters, Tokens and blockchain evidence in international commercial arbitration: its current status?
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Nakul Dewan & Sathvik Chandrashekar, Stretching separability to its yield point
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Phillip Landolt, EU law in international arbitration—the example of Switzerland
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Nawsheen Maghooa, Withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty: the Ostrich Effect?
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Katherine Reece Thomas & Doğan Gültutan, Enforcement of ICSID awards and state immunity: should immunity trump all? Analysis of the English Court of Appeal’s ISL / Border Timbers conjoined judgment, advocating for a domestic teleological interpretation
- Case Notes
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Yağmur Hortoğlu Grant, Arbitral fraud and the power of arbitrators in the Nigeria v P&ID case: all that glitters is not gold
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Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz, The DCF standard in the calculation of compensation—some comments in connection with the standard of compensation adopted by the tribunal in the Rockhopper v Italy Award
