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Tag: Opinion 2/15

Member States Hold all the Necessary Bargaining Power to Decide the Future of the Energy Charter Treaty, Not the European Union

18 October 2022/ By Christina Eckes and Laurens Ankersmit

’In view of the exceptional and unique character’ of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement – an Exception to Separation of Powers within the EU?

15 April 2021/ By Christina Eckes and Päivi Leino-Sandberg

AG Bot in Opinion 1/17. The autonomy of the EU legal order v. the reasons why the CETA ICS might be needed

6 February 2019/ By Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi

From Conflicts-Rules to Field Preemption: Achmea and the Relationship between EU Law and International Investment Law and Arbitration

23 March 2018/ By Harm Schepel

Case C-600/14, Germany v Council (OTIF). More Clarity over Facultative ‘Mixity’?

11 December 2017/ By Hannes Lenk and Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi

Opinion 2/15: Maybe it is time for the EU to conclude separate trade and investment agreements

20 June 2017/ By Szilárd Gáspár-Szilágyi

Opinion 2/15: Adding some spice to the trade & environment debate

15 June 2017/ By Laurens Ankersmit

Opinion 2/15 and the future of mixity and ISDS

18 May 2017/ By Laurens Ankersmit

The power to conclude the EU’s new generation of FTA’s: AG Sharpston in Opinion 2/15

10 January 2017/ By Laurens Ankersmit

Investment Court System in CETA to be judged by the ECJ

31 October 2016/ By Laurens Ankersmit

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