IBA Young Lawyers’ Committee training: next generation legal summit
03 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
IBA Annual Conference Copenhagen 2026
04 Oct - 09 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
IBA Arb40 Symposium − Raising the bar: designing accountability for the next generation of international arbitration
04 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
Law firm meeting room bookings - IBA 2026 Copenhagen
05 Oct - 08 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
Eternal Sentinel: landmines and their enduring impact on civilians – film screening and dialogue
07 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
Rule of Law Symposium 2026
09 Oct 2026
Copenhagen , Denmark
Publications
The International Bar Association and JuraLaw International™ Co-Publish Law, Ethics, and Armed Conflict: An International Law Reader
The International Bar Association and JuraLaw International™ are proud to announce the co-publication of Law, Ethics, and Armed Conflict: An International Law Reader, to which members of the IBA Human Rights Law Committee have contributed.
Released on Oct 01, 2026
Mining Law Committee – From the Editors – October 2026
A note from the Newsletter Editors of the IBA Mining Law Committee, Virginia Schweitzer and Xiaofeng Cheng.
Released on Sep 28, 2026
The Los Bronces–Andina Alliance: a unique mining joint venture in Chile
In 2025, Anglo American and Codelco announced the Bronces–Andina alliance, a first-of-its-kind partnership which fully integrates two major copper mines – owned by different companies – into a single coordinated operation without merging their ownership. This innovative structure allows Anglo American’s Los Bronces mine and Codelco’s Andina mine to be run under one unified mine plan, unlocking significant extra value and production that neither could achieve alone.
Released on Sep 28, 2026
Mapping energy transition minerals permitting initiatives: a research project funded by the IBA Special Projects Fund
The accelerating demand for energy transition minerals has prompted a new wave of permitting-related reforms in a range of mining jurisdictions. Governments are increasingly treating mineral development as a strategic priority for industrial policy, energy security and supply-chain resilience, and are redesigning legal and administrative frameworks accordingly. A set of these reforms are often described in general terms as ‘streamlining’ or ‘fast-tracking’, but there has so far been no systematic legal analysis of how they are designed, how they operate, and how they differ.
Released on Sep 28, 2026