International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
Nicosia is vindicated for 2013 haircut
Cyprus Attorney-General George Savvides said on Thursday that a decision by the World Bank's International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes on the case Theodoros Adamakopoulos and others v. Republic of Cyprus, "vindicates" Cyprus, as regards the measures it took in 2013, with the haircut on bank deposits.
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Italian Businessman Bechetti’s Lawsuit Against Albania Dismissed
The building of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, France. Photo: EPA-EFE/PATRICK SEEGER
Had the company done that, "this Court would have had the benefit of the views of the national courts", the ruling read.
The ECHR said the company had failed to take appropriate steps to enable national courts to fulfil their fundamental role.
Huawei takes Sweden to court following 5G ban
Huawei said on Jan. 30 it has initiated arbitration proceedings against Sweden under the World Bank Group after the Nordic country banned the Chinese tech giant from rolling out its 5G products.
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Ancient Romanian Gold Mine Given UNESCO Protection
Following weeks of uncertainty in which the Bucharest government considered withdrawing its application for UNESCO protection for Rosia Montana, a former gold mine dating from Roman times, the UN cultural heritage agency declared it a World Heritage site on Tuesday.
The move came as a relief to conservation groups who oppose the resumption of mining in the area.
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Romanian Order of Architects calls on Gov't to push on Rosia Montana application procedure on World Heritage List
The Romanian Order of Architects (OAR) calls on the Government to continue the procedure for inscribing the Rosia Montana site on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Activist Hails Romania Mining Decision as Victory for ‘People Power’
The region is rich in architectural and cultural heritage, including the most extensive mining system known from the ancient Roman world, remnants of Roman, medieval and modern mining settlements as well as churches belonging to five denominations.
PM Orban: Rosia Montana file - a serious one; I believe we have every chance to receive a favourable decision
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said on Friday that the file regarding the inclusion of the Rosia Montană site with UNESCO's World Heritage list is a "serious one", pointing out that there is every chance of a favourable decision in this regard. "As far as I know, there will be a session in June [of UNESCO - editor's note]. Let's see if it will be on the agenda.
PM Orban: We want to register Rosia Montana with UNESCO
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban on Tuesday stated that the National Liberal Party (PNL) Government wants to register the Rosia Montana site as a World Heritage site on the UNESCO World Heritage List, with Minister of Culture Bogdan Gheorghiu to hold consultations on this topic with the representatives of the Romanian state in the litigation at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment
Reuters: Bulgaria Says Oman has Withdrawn Arbitration Claim over Corpbank
Oman's sovereign wealth fund has withdrawn an 80 million euro ($89.98 million) claim against Bulgaria over the collapse of Corporate Commercial Bank (Corpbank), the Bulgarian finance ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
Pakistan to pay $800 bln in fine to Karkey
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ISCID), an arm of the World Bank, fined the Pakistani government up to $800 million in an arbitration case launched in 2013 by Karkey Black Sea Energy Group (Karkey), a Turkish firm that runs power generation sea vehicles.
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