Foreign investors feeling discriminated against by local governments have been given hope by recent decisions made by arbitrators.

Are the processes used to adjudicate FDI disputes about to emerge from the darkness?

Are the European treaties that protect investors still relevant?

The number of arbitrations concerning incentive schemes for green energy has increased in recent years.

As recent cases show, the winners in arbitrage disputes often end up losing out.

As some governments rethink their bilateral investment treaties, the US sticks with its policies.

India’s courts do not pass muster, according to international arbitrators. 

Will Venezuela follow the Argentinian path towards international arbitration?

Luke Petersondiscusses the legal challenges from the world of foreign direct investment.

After waiting for more than a decade for compensation, an Australian company has called on the Indian government to take action under the Australia–India investment protection treaty. This could set a precedent for many other foreign investors who have considered their treatment unfair. But how will India react to a sudden influx of claims?