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The office of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Xiong’an Sub-Commission officially opens, building credibility in Arbitration and optimizing the business envir... CHINA INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND TRADE ARBITRATION COMMISSION

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CIETAC Xiong’an Sub-Commission office officially opens
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China's COSCO Shipping suspends operations at Panama's Balboa port, La Prensa says China's COSCO Shipping has suspended operations at Balboa port which is located at the entrance to the Panama Canal, according to local newspaper La Prensa, ‌which published a notice to clients from ...

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China's COSCO Shipping suspends operations at Panama's Balboa port, La Prensa says
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Ben Hayward

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LCIA Rules Revision Consultation 11 March 2026 Consultation opens: 11 March 2026 Stage 1 closes: 11 May 2026 The LCIA invites submissions on the next edition of the LCIA Arbitration Rules...

The #LCIA is #consulting on its #arbitration #rules! More information here for anyone interested: www.lcia.org/News/lcia-ru...

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China looks to foreign judges to build global legal expertise The country’s arbitration bodies are not plugged into the international system, a former justice official says.

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Could foreign judges give China's legal system the expertise...
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Market alert: Peru faces new $99M lawsuit in US over unpaid arbitration award. Potential risk to investments and economic stability. Watch for possible ripple effects on stocks and commodities. #Peru #Arbitration #FinancialMarkets #LiquidityLament

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Kvanefjeld - Tribunal Costs Ruling As Dispute Moves Toward Court Determination
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The Tribunal has ordered GM to pay Denmark's costs in the amount of EUR 1,225,976.93.

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ZCCM-IH announces that it has received a copy of the Partial Final Award from the Tribunal dated 16 December 2025 (the "Award")
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Update on Implementation Agreement This announcement contains inside information. Kenmare Resources plc (“Kenmare” or “the Company” or “the Group”) Kenmare Resources plc (LSE:KMR, ISE:KMR), one of the leading global producers of titanium minerals and zircon, which operates the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine (the "Mine" or "Moma") in northern Mozambique, notes that the Tax Authority in Mozambique has unilaterally sought to impose updated terms on Kenmare’s processing and export activities. Statement from Tom Hickey, Managing Director: “Kenmare’s Implementation Agreement is foundational to Moma’s long-term success. We are very concerned by the Mozambique Tax Authority’s recent attempt to impose terms that have not been mutually agreed with Kenmare. This action contrasts with the outcome of a meeting with various Ministers and other Government representatives last month where it was agreed we would work together to conclude negotiations by 20th March. We are seeking urgent clarification from the Government. Our April 2025 proposal to the Mozambique Government included several concessions significantly beyond our contractual entitlements, reflecting our commitment to an equitable distribution of value from Moma and substantial ongoing investment in our operations and in Moma’s host communities. We remain in negotiations with the Government and are hopeful of a positive outcome for both sides in the near term. After almost four decades of deeply collaborative partnership with local communities and the Government of Mozambique, we would be disappointed to have to resort to arbitration to assert our contractual rights; however, we may be compelled to do so if we can’t reach a timely agreement.” Moma’s Implementation Agreement and renewal process The Implementation Agreement (“IA”) grants certain rights and concessions to Kenmare Moma Processing (Mauritius) Limited (“KMPL”) in connection with its processing and export activities. It also contains unambiguous renewal rights in relation to those rights and concessions on the same terms. Mining operations at Moma are conducted under a separate regulatory framework that is not impacted in any way by the IA process. Kenmare applied for renewal of the IA in September 2022 and has been engaged in the renewal process and negotiations with the Government of Mozambique (the “Government”) regarding the renewal since then, in which it has been supported by various members of the international diplomatic community. On the basis of ensuring a productive working relationship, when the original rights under the IA expired in December 2024, the Government provided written confirmation to enable Moma to continue operating on historical terms while the parties continued negotiations. In its 2024 Preliminary Results announcement on 26 March 2025, Kenmare announced that it had proposed certain modifications to the investment regime applicable to KMPL to obtain the agreement of the Government on the renewal of the IA, notwithstanding its clear right to such an extension. The Company’s proposal at that time provided for, inter alia, an increase in the royalty rate from 1% to 2.5%; the application of withholding tax on payments to non-Mozambican suppliers providing services out of country (including inter-company services provided to KMPL by Kenmare Resources plc); and, further capital investments and contributions to community development projects by the Kenmare Moma Development Association during the 20-year extension period. This proposal was subsequently revised in April 2025 to include a phased increase in royalty rate from 2.5% in 2025 to 3.5% over the course of the 20-year agreement. Overview of the Government’s Internal Resolution At a meeting of the Mozambican Council of Ministers in July 2025, the Council adopted an Internal Resolution (the “Internal Resolution”) setting out terms for renewal. These terms, which have not been agreed with Kenmare, differ significantly from those to which Kenmare is contractually entitled and from those proposed by Kenmare and would be economically and operationally detrimental to Kenmare’s interests. Upon being made aware of this, Kenmare protested to Government representatives in the strongest terms and understood from continued engagement with the Government since then that the terms of the Internal Resolution would not be imposed while negotiations between the parties were still ongoing. While granting KMPL a 20-year extension, the terms of the Internal Resolution are as follows: They include an accelerated schedule for the increase in the royalty rate from 2.5% to 3.5% (in 0.5% increments, reaching 3.5% in 2031) They revoke the Industrial Free Zone (“IFZ”) status that has historically applied to KMPL’s operations They limit exemptions from customs duties and import VAT to certain capital equipment and their accompanying spare parts and accessories The loss of the IFZ status implies that VAT would be applicable to certain transactions by KMPL that have historically been exempt. These could include the purchase of Heavy Mineral Concentrate by KMPL from Kenmare’s mining company, Kenmare Moma Mining (Mauritius) Limited, and other major inputs, including fuel and electricity. While it is expected that this VAT would be recoverable, it would impose working capital requirements to fund a period of uncertain duration between payment and reimbursement of the VAT. The loss of IFZ status may also restrict KMPL’s ability to operate offshore bank accounts and may result in additional taxes being due, including corporation tax on KMPL’s profits. While some or all of these potential implications may not have been intended, or may not ultimately be implemented, no clarity of application or confirmation of intent has to date been provided by the Government to Kenmare. In aggregate, a loss of IFZ status could be materially detrimental to the Group’s economic interests or liquidity relative to its rights to renew under its historical terms, or relative to Kenmare’s proposal for updated renewal terms. Commencement of imposition of new terms Kenmare understands that Mozambican customs officials were instructed by the Tax Authority in late January 2026 to restrict exemptions from VAT and customs duties on imports by KMPL, consistent with the Internal Resolution and contrary to the provisions of the IA. At a meeting with senior Government representatives on 19 February 2026, Kenmare queried the intent and actions of the Tax Authority. In that meeting, it was agreed that the parties would work together to resolve any outstanding issues and to agree final terms for the IA renewal within a 30-day window, running until 20 March 2026. Kenmare welcomed this development and has been actively engaged with these representatives since that meeting, including responding to requests for minor adjustments to its most recent proposal to facilitate an agreement within the agreed timeframe. However, in early March the Mozambique Tax Authority requested that KMPL pay a royalty rate of 2.5%, in accordance with the Internal Resolution, instead of the 1% currently provided for under the IA. While this rate is consistent with that included in Kenmare’s proposal and has been accrued by Kenmare in its financial accounts, KMPL has not paid the higher royalty rate pending formal completion of the IA renewal process with the Government on agreed terms. Kenmare is seeking to engage urgently with the Government, both on the position regarding implementation of the Internal Resolution and to conclude an agreement for the renewal of the IA terms within the proposed 30-day window. However, while Kenmare has consistently expressed and reconfirms its preference for a negotiated solution, it may have no alternative but to bring international arbitration proceedings to resolve matters. Kenmare will discuss with its lender group the effects of these developments under its Senior Facilities Agreement and if necessary, request waivers or confirmations at the appropriate time. Analyst and investor webinar via Investor Meet Company Kenmare will host a webinar for analysts, institutional investors and private investors via Investor Meet Company at 9:00am UK time today (9 March 2026). Questions can be submitted via the Investor Meet Company dashboard at any time during the live presentation. Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free and register for the Kenmare webinar at: https://www.investormeetcompany.com/kenmare-resources-plc/register-investor Playback of the webinar will be available shortly afterwards. Further information will be released when available. For further information, please contact: Kenmare Resources plc Katharine Sutton / David WeeksInvestor Relations ir@kenmareresources.com Tel: +353 1 671 0411 Mob: +353 87 663 0875 Murray (PR advisor) Paul O’Kane pokane@murraygroup.ie Tel: +353 1 498 0300 Mob: +353 86 609 0221 About Kenmare Resources Kenmare Resources plc is one of the world's largest producers of titanium minerals. Listed on the London Stock Exchange and the Euronext Dublin, Kenmare operates the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine in Mozambique. Moma's production accounts for approximately 6% of global titanium feedstocks and the Company supplies to customers operating in more than 15 countries. Kenmare produces raw materials that are ultimately consumed in everyday quality-of life items such as paints, plastics, and ceramic tiles.

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Kenmare Resources plc Update on Implementation Agreement - Mozambique Tax Arbitration
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#Classic #case,
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Copeinca inicia arbitraje contra Cosco Shipping por fallas en emisor submarino en Chancay Corporación Pesquera Inca (Copeinca), la principal empresa pesquera industrial del país, presentó una demanda arbitral contra Cosco Shipping Ports Chancay Perú ante el Centro de Arbitraje de la Cámara de Comercio de Lima. La acción, iniciada el 17 de diciembre de 2025, se formalizó mediante un memorial de 130 páginas acompañado de 103 pruebas documentales. En su reclamo, la compañía exige el pago de US$2,63 millones más intereses legales por los daños que atribuye a la ejecución de la reubicación de su emisor submarino en Chancay. El conflicto surge a raíz de un convenio de cooperación firmado en septiembre de 2021 entre ambas empresas, mediante el cual el operador portuario asumió la responsabilidad de desarrollar la ingeniería del proyecto y ejecutar el traslado del emisor submarino de Copeinca. Esta infraestructura es clave para la evacuación de aguas residuales tratadas, ya que garantiza que las operaciones de la pesquera se mantengan sin interrupciones. Fallas en la reubicación del emisor submarino Las pretensiones de Copeinca en el arbitraje Dentro del proceso arbitral, la empresa pesquera Copeinca organizó sus pretensiones en seis bloques. En primer lugar solicita que se declare el incumplimiento contractual por parte de Cosco Shipping. Además, exige el pago de US$738,800 por daño emergente. Este monto, según la compañía, corresponde a los perjuicios derivados de las fallas detectadas en la infraestructura. A este reclamo se suma una compensación de US$883,800 por concepto de lucro cesante. La empresa también solicita un pago adicional de US$1’008,000 destinado al reforzamiento temporal y a la reparación integral del sistema. Asimismo, pide indemnidad frente a eventuales reclamaciones de terceros vinculadas al convenio firmado en 2021. Finalmente, demanda el reembolso total de los gastos del arbitraje. Antes de acudir a esta instancia, ambas compañías sostuvieron una etapa de trato directo que no logró resolver la controversia. Durante ese proceso, la pesquera afirma haber presentado evidencia técnica sobre los efectos de la reubicación defectuosa. Entre ellos menciona la paralización de sus operaciones y el incremento de costos operativos. También señala la acumulación de lucro cesante, mientras que Cosco habría reconocido solo parcialmente algunos conceptos indemnizatorios. Cosco enfrenta otra controversia con el MTC LEE TAMBIÉN: ¿Dónde quieren trabajar los jóvenes en Perú? Este ranking revela las 20 empresas más deseadas

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Copeinca initiates arbitration against Cosco Shipping...
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Kazakhstan confirms international players’ appeal over $4.6 billion fine Country receives formal notice of proceedings from US-based arbitration institution

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Kazakhstan confirms international players’ appeal over $4.6 billion fine
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Dr Chinwe Egbunike-Umegbolu

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Sending love, light, peace, hope and faith,
Co-hosts: ADR Across the Globe Podcast,
C & T.

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The Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas v Grand Bahama Port Authority Limited (GBPA) - Guide to the Award - 3 March 2026 TDM Legal & Regulatory document from our growing collection of laws, treaties, agreements, awards and other primary materials related to commercial and international arbitration.

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Bahamas v Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) - Guide to the Award - 3 March 2026
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Employers Keep Trying to Impose Forced Arbitration on as Many Workers as Possible ✦ OnLabor In Flowers Foods v. Brock, for the third time in four years, the Supreme Court is deciding whether an employer may impose mandatory arbitration on a certain group of workers as a condition of…

Companies keep asking the Supreme Court to expand the reach of the Federal Arbitration Act — even though that law was never meant to cover most employment contracts.

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GB stakeholders eager for clarity on arbitration outcome NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Stakeholders in Freeport say the reported decision in the high-stakes arbitration dispute between the Government of The Bahamas and the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) could significantly shape the island’s economic future, though uncertainty remains as details stay confidential.

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Grand Bahama stakeholders eager for clarity on arbitration outcome
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Flowers Foods’ SCOTUS Return, Pt. 2: Amicus in Support for Widening the FAA Sec. 1 Arbitration Exemp - International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution, Inc In Flowers Foods v. Brock, the U.S. Supreme Court is considering arguments that would confirm the reach of the Federal Arbitration Act Section 1 exemption from employment arbitration for "contracts of...

Just posted on our @CPR_Institute CPR Speaks blog, highlights from respondents' amicus briefs arguing for a wider Federal #Arbitration Act employment exemption in the 3/25 #SCOTUS @flowersfoods case: www.cpradr.org/news/flowers...

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Flowers Foods’ SCOTUS Return, Pt. 2: Amicus in Support for Widening the FAA Sec. 1 Arbitration Exemp - International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution, Inc In Flowers Foods v. Brock, the U.S. Supreme Court is considering arguments that would confirm the reach of the Federal Arbitration Act Section 1 exemption from employment arbitration for "contracts of...

@altnewsletter.bsky.social Just posted on our @CPR_Institute CPR Speaks blog, highlights from respondents' amicus briefs arguing for a wider Federal #Arbitration Act employment exemption in the 3/25 #SCOTUS @flowersfoods case: www.cpradr.org/news/flowers...

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What Happens After Depositions In A New Jersey Accident Case?

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NY Court Upholds Venture Global Win in Shell LNG Arbitration Dispute A NY judge refused to overturn an LNG arbitration ruling in favor of Venture Global over Shell, ending Shell's challenge over LNG cargo disputes.

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NY Court Upholds Venture Global Win in Shell LNG
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