In Data Sovereignty: From the Digital Silk Road to the Return of the State’ (OUP 2023) (eds A Chander and H Sun), various authors discuss the promises and pitfalls of digital sovereignty. Read Ines Willemyns’ book review at shorturl.at/9RvxY

In ‘The EU's Withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty between Treaty Law and International Responsibility Issues’  (2025) 26 JWIT (Advanced Access), Luca Pantaleo examines the legal implications of the EU’s withdrawal from the ECT. Access here: shorturl.at/VHXwU

In ‘Commitments and expectations: what exactly has been promised to renewable energy investors?’ (2025) 26 JWIT (Advanced Access), Simões analyses investment treaty tribunals’ findings in cases relating to incentives in the renewable energy sector. Access: shorturl.at/pHApC

In ‘Bridging the Gap between IIAs and the Accommodation to a Green Transition with UNCITRAL's Draft Provision 19’ (2025) 26 JWIT (Adv Access), Silvereke explores how DP 19 seeks to balance regulatory autonomy, sustainability, and investor confidence. Link: shorturl.at/rU4P8

In ‘Towards Right to Regulate for Climate Actions: A Closer Look at the Modernized Energy Charter Treaty’ (2025) 26 JWIT (Advance Access), Szostak analyses how recent ECT amendments address States’ right to regulate for climate action. Access here: shorturl.at/wHnQu

In ‘International Investment Law and Plurilateralism – Concept, Prospects and Limitations’ (2025) 26 JWIT (Advance Access), Lam and Voigt revisit the concept of plurilateralism and its prospects for shaping investment law and the green transition. Link: shorturl.at/oQYsV

In ‘A New Toy: Will the Establishment of a Multilateral Investment Court Weaken Investment Protection?’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 925-949, Pawel Marcisz argues the MIC may ultimately strengthen – rather than weaken – investment protection. Access here: shorturl.at/2mPQ3

In ‘The Member States of the EU, Contracting Parties to the Energy Charter Treaty: Plurilateralism in the Light of EU Law’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 867-895, Neframi examines how EU law sustains a unique plurilateral configuration within the ECT. Access here: shorturl.at/8dBhq

The printed version of Journal of World Investment & Trade (JWIT) Volume 26 Issue 5 - Special Issue on International Investment Law and Plurilateralism (edited by Joanna Lam and Stefan Voigt) - is out! 🌟 Check out the seven articles in this issue! -cont'd

1️⃣ ‘International Investment Law and Plurilateralism – Concept, Prospects and Limitations’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 809–830 by Joanna Lam and Stefan Voigt - 🔗shorturl.at/opFc7 cont'd

2️⃣‘Bridging the Gap between IIAs and the Accommodation to a Green Transition with UNCITRAL’s Draft Provision 19’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 831–866 by Siri Silvereke 🔗shorturl.at/iGgi9 cont'd

3️⃣ ‘The Member States of the European Union, Contracting Parties to the Energy Charter Treaty: Plurilateralism in the Light of EU Law’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 867–895 by Eleftheria Neframi at shorturl.at/7Z8Pk cont'd

4️⃣ ‘Towards Right to Regulate for Climate Actions: A Closer Look at the Modernized Energy Charter Treaty’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 896–924 by Aleksander Szostak at shorturl.at/qwMms cont'd

5️⃣ ‘A New Toy: Will the Establishment of a Multilateral Investment Court Weaken Investment Protection?’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 925–949 by Pawel Marcisz at shorturl.at/afPft cont'd

6️⃣ ‘Commitments and Expectations: What Exactly Has Been Promised to Renewable Energy Investors?’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 950–980 by Fernando Dias Simões at brill.com/view/journals/… cont'd

7️⃣ ‘The EU’s Withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty between Treaty Law and International Responsibility Issues’ (2025) 26(5) JWIT 981–998 by Luca Pantaleo at brill.com/view/journals/… cont'd

Check out the full issue of JWIT Vol 26 Issue 5 here 👉 brill.com/view/journals/… 🚀 Congratulations to all the authors for their scholarship! Thank you to the editors of the Special Issue and JWIT, as well all peer reviewers for bringing this issue together! 💪

In ‘BIT Claims in Respect of EU Sanctions: Jurisdictional Hurdles Arising out of the Division of Competence between the EU and Its Member States’ (2025) 26)6 JWIT (Adv Access), Paschalidis examines jurisdictional complexities in ISDS relating to sanctions🔗shorturl.at/RshP8

⚖️In 'Investor–State Dispute Settlement and the AfCFTA Investment Protocol' (2025) 26(6) JWIT (Advance Access), Idornigie and Moneke propose reforms to ISDS rules in the AfCFTA Investment Protocol. Read more: shorturl.at/38mgQ 🌍

In “Procedural Inclusion and Accessibility in the UNCITRAL Working Group III ISDS Reform Process” (2025) 26(6) JWIT (Advance Access), Mehranvar and Di Salvatore examine developing countries' participation in shaping ISDS reform. 📖 Read here: shorturl.at/v6hgo