The February Dutch court decision in the dispute between a Ukrainian investor (DTEK Krymenergo) and Gazprom International provides an instructive example of how national courts can approach questions of corporate separateness, state involvement, and foreign law in the context of interim relief. I prepared several opinions on Russian law in this case and summarise in this post […]
Court proceedings resulted from an attempted enforcement of an arbitral award against the Russian Federation in the Netherlands. The Hague Court of Appeal on 24 February 2026 upheld the refusal to lift the investor’s (DTEK) attachment over shares held by Gazprom International in a Dutch company, rejecting arguments that the attachment was procedurally defective or […]
Applications are now open for the Global South and ISDS Certificate Course, taking place 24–25 April 2026 in an online format and organised by Arbitration Lab. The programme is an intensive two-day training designed to explore the theory and practice of investor–State dispute settlement (ISDS) from Global South perspectives. Bringing together leading academics and practitioners […]
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