This is a very important case, as it starts to erode the authority of arbitration tribunals, in this case in the EU. Apparently this could affect law suits with corporations outside of the EU. Interesting is the list towards the end of the article of nations supporting the use of arbitration tribunals within the EU. It becomes clear who is pushing neo-liberalism in the EU.
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