Peaceful Settlement of Disputes Is a Larger European Interes

In times of war, it is of utmost importance and of larger European interest that avenues, such as arbitration at the SCC, remain open for parties to settle their differences in a peaceful manner. Therefore, it is of critical importance that sanctions do not prevent parties from using international arbitration to solve their differences - Robin Oldenstam pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

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