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pil · methodology
Legal developmentMigration and foreign nationals lawEuropean Union

Final Ap­prov­al of Amend­ments to the EU Return Reg­u­la­tion

In mid-June 2026, the European Par­lia­ment gave its final ap­prov­al to amend­ments to the EU rules on the return of third-country na­tion­als stay­ing ir­reg­u­larly in Union ter­rit­ory, by 418 votes to 218 with 30 ab­sten­tions.

Federico Teli01 June 2026English
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family · protection
Legal developmentInternational civil procedureCanada, Kyrgyzstan

Canada rat­i­fies and Kyrgyz­stan ac­cedes to the Child Sup­port Con­ven­tion

HCCH — News on 27 Oc­to­ber an­nounced the de­vel­op­ment en­titled “Canada rat­i­fies and Kyrgyz­stan ac­cedes to the Child Sup­port Con­ven­tion”. The an­nounce­ment con­cerns a de­vel­op­ment in the con­text of In­ter­na­tion­al / HCCH.

HCCH — News27 October 2023English
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corporate · investment
Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawGlobal

Meth­ods of In­ter­pret­a­tion of In­ter­na­tion­al In­vest­ment Law

This book chapter by Thomas Nek­tari­os Papa­nasta­s­iou ap­pears in The Prac­tice of In­ter­pret­a­tion in In­ter­na­tion­al Law and ex­am­ines meth­ods of in­ter­pret­a­tion in in­ter­na­tion­al in­vest­ment law.

Thomas Nektarios Papanastasiou11 August 2026English
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pil · methodology
Academic publicationConflict of lawsTürkiye

An Over­view of the Concept of Eva­sion of Law in Terms of Con­flict of Laws Rules

Deniz Defne Kirli Ay­demir’s art­icle in the Kadir Has Uni­vers­ity Fac­ulty of Law Journ­al con­siders eva­sion of law from the stand­point of private in­ter­na­tion­al law and conflict-of-laws rules.

deniz defne kırlı aydemir23 July 2026Turkish
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migration · asylum · protection
Academic eventMigration and foreign nationals lawItaly

Con­fer­ence on 27 Oc­to­ber 2026 to present a them­at­ic review of the Itali­an Court of Cas­sa­tion’s case law on in­ter­na­tion­al pro­tec­tion and im­mig­ra­tion, pre­pared in col­lab­or­a­tion with EUAA

A con­fer­ence will be held on 27 Oc­to­ber 2026 to present a them­at­ic review of the Itali­an Court of Cas­sa­tion’s (Corte di cas­sazione) case law on in­ter­na­tion­al pro­tec­tion and im­mig­ra­tion.

Corte suprema di cassazione (İtalya)13 October 2026Italian
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corporate · investment
Academic publicationInternational civil procedureMilletlerarasi yatirim anlaşmalari

Who guards the tax gate? The case for me­di­ation in modern IIA tax carve-outs

Iacopo Andrea Ac­colla as­sesses mech­an­isms that refer tax-related in­vest­ment claims to com­pet­ent au­thor­it­ies before ar­bit­ra­tion to pro­tect States’ fiscal sov­er­eignty, along­side a mediation-based al­tern­at­ive.

Iacopo Andrea Accolla15 October 2026English
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arbitration · agreement · seat
Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawAvrupa Birliği / AB dişi yatirim tahkimleri

Achmea for non-EU in­vestors: How EU Member States seek to extend the ‘intra-EU ob­jec­tion’ to extra-EU in­vest­ment ar­bit­ra­tions

Claudia Wendrich ana­lyses how some EU Member States seek to extend the jur­is­dic­tion­al ob­jec­tion based on the in­com­pat­ib­il­ity of intra-EU in­vest­ment ar­bit­ra­tion with EU law to extra-EU in­vest­ment ar­bit­ra­tions.

Claudia Wendrich15 October 2026English
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arbitration · investment
Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawUnited States, United Kingdom, Australia

Sov­er­eign im­munity and com­pli­ance with ISDS awards: Recent cases from the USA, UK and Aus­tralia

Sz­ilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi con­siders how state im­munity can impede re­cog­ni­tion and en­force­ment of investor-state ar­bit­ral awards through US, UK and Aus­trali­an cases from 1 Janu­ary 2020 on­wards.

Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi15 October 2026Spanish
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ip · data · digital
Academic publicationConflict of laws

Con­flicts of law over cross-border di­git­al evid­ence

Jes­sica Shurson ad­dresses the po­s­i­tion of ser­vice pro­viders ordered to dis­close di­git­al evid­ence in one coun­try while an­oth­er coun­try’s law pro­hib­its dis­clos­ure.

Jessica Shurson14 October 2026English
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citizenship · loss · statelessness
Academic publicationNationality lawFrance

Hélène Lam­bert and Jules Lepoutre in­vest­ig­ate the ob­lig­a­tions France bears after sign­ing, but not rat­i­fy­ing, the 1961…

Hélène Lam­bert and Jules Lepoutre in­vest­ig­ate the ob­lig­a­tions France bears after sign­ing, but not rat­i­fy­ing, the 1961 Con­ven­tion on the Re­duc­tion of State­less­ness.

Hélène Lambert · Jules Lepoutre12 October 2026French
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corporate · investment
Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal

Access to justice for the neg­at­ive im­pacts of transna­tion­al cor­por­a­tions

Mallika Tam­vada in­vest­ig­ates why vic­tims of human rights and en­vir­on­ment­al harms caused by transna­tion­al cor­por­a­tions struggle to obtain ef­fect­ive rem­ed­ies, shift­ing the focus from man­dat­ory cor­por­ate reg­u­la­tion to access to justice.

Mallika Tamvada12 October 2026English
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citizenship · loss · statelessness
Academic publicationNationality lawGlobal

The El-Rakhawi Frame­work for Private In­ter­na­tion­al Law and Global Cit­izen­ship: From rigid bor­ders to uni­ver­sal human dig­nity in na­tion­al­ity, mar­riage and mi­gra­tion

Mo­hamed Kamal Arafa El-Rakhawi sets out a the­or­et­ic­al frame­work, in six volumes and 30 chapters, that aims to mod­ern­ise private in­ter­na­tion­al law for the twenty-first cen­tury.

Mohamed Kamal Arafa el-Rakhawi11 October 2026English
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family · marriage
Academic publicationConflict of lawsIndonesia

In­ter­faith mar­riages abroad: Civil re­gis­tra­tion, Art­icle 56 and the limits of fraus legis

Evi Hari­anti and Jihan Shafa Sals­ab­ila write about in­ter­faith mar­riages sol­em­nised abroad, which the ab­stract de­scribes as rais­ing legal prob­lems at the in­ter­sec­tion of mar­riage law, pop­u­la­tion ad­min­is­tra­tion and private in­ter­na­tion­al law.

Evi Harianti · Jihan Shafa Salsabila10 October 2026English
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contracts · commerce
Academic publicationConflict of lawsIraq

Uni­form in­ter­pret­a­tion of in­ter­na­tion­al con­ven­tions in private in­ter­na­tion­al law: An ana­lyt­ic­al study

Lamis Qadir Hadi ad­dresses the frag­ment­a­tion that arises when na­tion­al courts in­ter­pret in­ter­na­tion­al private-law con­ven­tions through do­mest­ic pro­ced­ur­al and sub­stant­ive con­cepts.

لميس قادر هادي09 October 2026Arabic
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contracts · commerce
Academic publicationConflict of lawsUzbekistan

Legal reg­u­la­tion of in­ter­na­tion­al con­struc­tion con­tract­ing agree­ments under di­git­al­isa­tion in the Re­pub­lic of Uzbek­istan: Prob­lems of de­term­in­ing jur­is­dic­tion

Sh. Batirov ad­dresses the legal reg­u­la­tion of in­ter­na­tion­al con­struc­tion con­tract­ing agree­ments under con­di­tions of di­git­al­isa­tion in the Re­pub­lic of Uzbek­istan, and the prob­lems of de­term­in­ing jur­is­dic­tion over them.

Batirov Sh.09 October 2026Russian
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family · protection
Academic publicationConflict of lawsBrazil, United States

Di­vorce in an in­ter­na­tion­al con­text: Legal ef­fects on mo­bil­ity, im­mig­ra­tion and transna­tion­al family or­gan­isa­tion

Amanda Dager ap­proaches in­ter­na­tion­al di­vorce as a re­con­fig­ur­a­tion of family mo­bil­ity, ar­guing that jur­is­dic­tion, ap­plic­able law, the in­ter­na­tion­al ef­fect­ive­ness of de­cisions and im­mig­ra­tion de­pend­en­cies need to be ana­lysed to­geth­er.

Amanda Dager08 October 2026French
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contracts · commerce
Academic publicationConflict of lawsIskoçya

The ma­chine at the key­board: Ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence and crypto-assets in Scots private law

Muhammad Asif and Maria Arshad in­vest­ig­ate how Scots private law treats ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence and crypto-assets, dis­tin­guish­ing prop­erty status from the rules needed to give it prac­tic­al effect.

Muhammad Asif · Maria Arshad08 October 2026English
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migration · residence · family
Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawBrazil

Legal chal­lenges of family, prop­erty and mi­gra­tion ties across mul­tiple jur­is­dic­tions

Amanda Dager ex­am­ines how in­ter­na­tion­al mo­bil­ity has tied private family re­la­tions to sev­er­al State legal orders at once, pro­du­cing con­flicts that cannot be re­solved merely by identi­fy­ing the ap­plic­able law.

Amanda Dager07 October 2026French
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arbitration · investment
Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawMalezya; Ispanya; Fransa; Hollanda; Lüksemburg; Filipinler

The heirs to the Sul­tan­ate of Sulu V Malay­sia: Ar­bit­ra­tion as friend or foe?

Nobumi­chi Tera­mura and Luke Not­tage trace the Sulu Sultan's heirs' claim against Malay­sia as suc­cessor to the Brit­ish North Borneo Com­pany under an 1878 con­ces­sion agree­ment.

Nobumichi Teramura · Luke Nottage07 October 2026English
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contracts · commerce
Academic publicationConflict of lawsUzbekistan

Reg­u­lat­ing elec­tron­ic com­merce con­tracts under na­tion­al and private in­ter­na­tion­al law norms: Prob­lems and pro­spects for im­prove­ment

Obid­jonova Sevarax­on Bax­odir­jon qizi in­vest­ig­ates the na­tion­al and private in­ter­na­tion­al law found­a­tions on which con­trac­tu­al re­la­tions in elec­tron­ic com­merce can be reg­u­lated, using Uzbek le­gis­la­tion as the point of de­par­ture.

Obidjonova Sevaraxon Baxodirjon Qizi07 October 2026English
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succession
Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal

Di­git­al asset cus­tody and private in­ter­na­tion­al law: Con­trol, prop­erty and cross-border co­ordin­a­tion

Cayetana Santaolalla Mon­toya reads the Novem­ber 2022 FTX bank­ruptcy, in which around one mil­lion cred­it­ors found that assets they be­lieved they owned had been used for spec­u­lat­ive trad­ing without their con­sent, and the ruling in Celsi­us that its Terms of Use trans­ferred own­er­ship of de­pos­ited…

Cayetana Santaolalla Montoya06 October 2026English
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migration · return · detention
Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawArgentina, Ecuador, Chile

Eu­fem­ia Sánchez Borja and Zaira Novoa Rodríguez ana­lyse the dy­nam­ics of crim­mig­ra­tion in South Amer­ica through a…

Eu­fem­ia Sánchez Borja and Zaira Novoa Rodríguez ana­lyse the dy­nam­ics of crim­mig­ra­tion in South Amer­ica through a com­par­is­on of Ar­gen­tina, Ecuador and Chile.

Eufemia Sánchez Borja · Zaira Novoa Rodríguez06 October 2026French
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pil · methodology
Academic eventConflict of lawsGüney Afrika; çevrim içi

Online launch of Com­mer­cial Private In­ter­na­tion­al Law in South­ern Africa

UJ Press, the Uni­vers­ity of Jo­han­nes­burg's RC­PILEC and the ed­it­ors will hold an online launch of Com­mer­cial Private In­ter­na­tion­al Law in South­ern Africa, hon­our­ing Chris­toph­er F. For­syth, on 19 Oc­to­ber 2026. The event runs from 13:00 to 14:00 SAST, or 14:00 to 15:00 in Türki­ye.

UJ Press; University of Johannesburg Research Centre for Private International Law in Emerging Countries (RCPILEC)06 October 2026English
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insolvency
Academic publicationInternational civil procedureGlobal scholarship

Dis­tin­guish­ing re­cog­ni­tion of pro­ceed­ings and in­di­vidu­al de­cisions in cross-border in­solv­ency

Gohar Grigory­an's art­icle ex­am­ines the re­cog­ni­tion and en­force­ment of for­eign ju­di­cial acts in in­solv­ency pro­ceed­ings, fo­cus­ing on the de­term­in­a­tion of the object of re­cog­ni­tion.

Gohar Grigoryan05 October 2026English
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