Recent ADR Journal stories tagged Maritime Disputes.
Cambodia and Thailand have engaged in an international conciliation process at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in Singapore to address a long-running maritime dispute in...
According to UK law firm HFW, the number of shipping arbitration cases filed in London has reached its highest point in ten years. The findings are based on a report compiled by H...
Thailand has appointed two international experts as conciliators in a United Nations conciliation process launched by Cambodia under UNCLOS to resolve a long-standing maritime bou...
Cambodia has formally started a United Nations-backed compulsory conciliation process to resolve a long-standing maritime boundary dispute with Thailand regarding a resource-rich...
Thailand has named German jurist Rüdiger Wolfrum and South African maritime law expert Albert Hoffmann as conciliators for a UN-backed arbitration process initiated by Cambodia. T...
On May 26, 2026, a public exchange took place between the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the Chinese Embassy regarding the 2016 arbitral ruling from the Permanent Court of Arbit...
A Philippine maritime expert has indicated that the government is currently assessing the possibility of initiating a second arbitration case against China, specifically in relati...
Thailand has confirmed it is prepared to participate in United Nations-backed mediation proceedings initiated by Cambodia regarding their disputed maritime boundary in the Gulf of...