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Swiss Federal Supreme Court Holds Swiss Russia Sanctions Are Overriding Mandatory Law And Can Bar Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards
In decision 4A_305/2025 of 13 March 2026, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court held that Swiss sanctions against Russia are overriding mandatory law and apply irrespective of the otherwise applicable law. The Court reasoned that the Swiss Ukraine Ordinance serves Switzerland’s core foreign-policy objectives and therefore applies as overriding mandatory law.
Switzerland International
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Lenz & Staehelin
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Swiss Federal Supreme Court Holds Swiss Russia Sanctions Are Overriding Mandatory Law And Can Bar Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards
In decision 4A_305/2025 of 13 March 2026, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court held that Swiss sanctions against Russia are overriding mandatory law and apply irrespective of the otherwise applicable law. The Court reasoned that the Swiss Ukraine Ordinance serves Switzerland’s core foreign-policy objectives and therefore applies as overriding mandatory law.
Switzerland International
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Lenz & Staehelin
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Unlicensed Electricity Generation Regulation Changes
Turkey's 2026 amendments to unlicensed electricity generation regulations introduce significant structural changes affecting renewable energy investors, including hourly netting mechanisms, stricter capacity controls, and expanded market operator responsibilities. These modifications reshape the balance between generation flexibility and system oversight, with implications for project economics, storage integration, and aggregation activities.
Turkey Energy
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Kesikli Law Firm
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In-House Counsel Ask the Questions: Infrastructure Arbitration Worldwide
Senior in-house counsel and arbitration practitioners gathered during Paris Arbitration Week 2026 to examine the evolving landscape of dispute resolution in major construction and infrastructure projects. The discussion explored critical strategic decisions facing parties in large-scale infrastructure disputes, from selecting appropriate resolution mechanisms to optimizing costs and ensuring enforceability across jurisdictions. Drawing on historical context and contemporary practice, the session addressed h
France Litigation
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K&L Gates LLP
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Akin Space Law, Regulation And Policy Update | April 20, 2026
Washington’s demand for space capabilities is headed for the moon: Senate appropriators continue to push back against proposed NASA budget cuts, U.S. Space Force is urging industry to expand satellite production and investment and has selected 14 vendors to compete under a 10 year, $1.8 billion program to advance next-gen space domain awareness, and the Golden Dome continues to grow in scope and cost.
Isle of Sark Transport
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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