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The Greenland Deal - Opportunities in a Changing Landscape
A new security agreement between the United States, Denmark and Greenland introduces significant foreign investment restrictions for non-NATO and non-EU investors in sensitive sectors, while simultaneously opening unprecedented opportunities through major EU and Danish funding commitments totaling billions of euros. The framework raises critical questions about investment structuring, screening mechanisms, and how companies can position themselves to capitalize on Greenland's emerging commercial landscape w
Denmark International
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Gorrissen Federspiel
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Andraous v. Netherlands: Share Ownership, Employment Rights And The Definition Of An Investment
An arbitral tribunal dismissed all claims in Abdallah Andraous v. Kingdom of the Netherlands for lack of jurisdiction, finding that the claimant no longer owned the shares underlying his investment claim when disputed State measures occurred. The tribunal also held that employment-related salary and pension rights did not constitute protected investments under the Dutch-Lebanese BIT, and rejected attempts to invoke the European Convention on Human Rights through the treaty's most-favoured-nation provision.
Netherlands International
Aceris Law
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EU:s klimattullar – fler produkter kan komma att omfattas av CBAM
EU:s gränsjusteringsmekanism för koldioxid (CBAM) utvidgas från 2028 till att omfatta omkring 180 ytterligare bearbetade produkter med betydande innehåll av stål eller aluminium. Företag som importerar maskiner, fordonsdelar, hushållsapparater och andra metallintensiva produkter behöver redan nu kartlägga vilka varuflöden som kan komma att omfattas och förbereda sig för de nya kraven på rapportering av inbäddade utsläpp och köp
European Union International
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Advokatfirman Cederquist
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FDI Screening In Corporate Reorganisations: When Intra-group Share Transfers Are No Longer An Internal Matter
Intra-group reorganisations involving Polish companies in strategic sectors may trigger foreign direct investment screening requirements, even when transactions appear purely technical. Understanding when FDI rules apply to share transfers and corporate restructurings is essential for international investors planning operations in Poland.
Poland International
GGI Global Alliance
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International Courts & Tribunals

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European Court Of Justice Rules On Spanish Withholding Tax On US RICs
The European Court of Justice has ruled on whether a foreign tax credit mechanism can neutralise discriminatory withholding tax treatment for US Regulated Investment Companies receiving dividends from Spanish listed companies. The Spanish Supreme Court must now determine if theoretical neutralisation at shareholder level can ever be achieved in practice, given the exceptionally high evidentiary bar set by the CJEU.
Global Tax
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ATOZ
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Export Controls & Trade & Investment Sanctions

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The Greenland Deal - Opportunities in a Changing Landscape
A new security agreement between the United States, Denmark and Greenland introduces significant foreign investment restrictions for non-NATO and non-EU investors in sensitive sectors, while simultaneously opening unprecedented opportunities through major EU and Danish funding commitments totaling billions of euros. The framework raises critical questions about investment structuring, screening mechanisms, and how companies can position themselves to capitalize on Greenland's emerging commercial landscape w
Denmark International
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Gorrissen Federspiel
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International Trade & Investment

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The Greenland Deal - Opportunities in a Changing Landscape
A new security agreement between the United States, Denmark and Greenland introduces significant foreign investment restrictions for non-NATO and non-EU investors in sensitive sectors, while simultaneously opening unprecedented opportunities through major EU and Danish funding commitments totaling billions of euros. The framework raises critical questions about investment structuring, screening mechanisms, and how companies can position themselves to capitalize on Greenland's emerging commercial landscape w
Denmark International
GF
Gorrissen Federspiel
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The Application Of Article 83bis In Malta: Legal And Commercial Advantages
Article 83bis of the Chicago Convention enables aircraft registered in one state to be operated by an entity in another state through formal agreements that transfer regulatory responsibilities. Malta's unique aircraft operator registry system allows non-Maltese operators to register aircraft while maintaining Malta's security framework and Cape Town Convention protections for lessors and financiers.
Malta Transport
GA
Ganado Advocates
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Andraous v. Netherlands: Share Ownership, Employment Rights And The Definition Of An Investment
An arbitral tribunal dismissed all claims in Abdallah Andraous v. Kingdom of the Netherlands for lack of jurisdiction, finding that the claimant no longer owned the shares underlying his investment claim when disputed State measures occurred. The tribunal also held that employment-related salary and pension rights did not constitute protected investments under the Dutch-Lebanese BIT, and rejected attempts to invoke the European Convention on Human Rights through the treaty's most-favoured-nation provision.
Netherlands International
Aceris Law
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