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The international law of investment claims governs the protection of foreign investments and the mechanisms for resolving disputes between foreign investors and host states. It encompasses principles derived from international treaties, such as Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs), and customary international law, providing a framework for investor-state dispute settlement and ensuring the fair treatment of investments globally.

Explore the critical processes of arbitration and renegotiation within the realm of international investment agreements. This section delves into the mechanisms for resolving investor-state disputes (ISDS) and the strategic considerations involved in renegotiating existing bilateral investment treaties (BITs) to ensure fair and stable international investment relations.