I am delighted to share the March 2026 issue of Construction Law International (CLInt). This is the first issue I am acting as Committee Editor, and Dr Aleksander Godhe FCIArb as the Deputy Committee Editor. The Editorial Board is composed of top-tier professionals committed to producing a magazine of the highest quality: Thayananthan Baskaran (Chair of the Editorial Board), Ibrahim Abdullah Al-Hammad, Paula Sanchez, MCIArb, Anamaria Popescu, PhD, PE, PMP, PSP, Basil Thévignot, Naoki Iguchi, Khalifah Alyaqout, Dr Engy Serag, Sung Hyun Hwang, Jacob Henriquez FCIArb and Ngo-Martins Okonmah FCIArb. We aim to continue delivering a truly international magazine with insightful reflections on construction law and projects from around the world, as well as legal news and updates.
This issue includes articles commenting on the reform of the Mexican Public Works Law and Related Services (Orlando 奥兰多 Cabrera); a recent judicial development in India that is poised to reshape how India’s renewable energy disputes are interpreted and resolved (Gagan Anand); the significant investments that are being undertaken regarding AI data centres and the challenges they face (Jake Owen); how arbitrating a FIDIC contract requires understanding of the FIDIC contractual system (Roberto Hernández-García, FCIArb, FIDIC Certified); and the 2026 revision of the new mandatory rules on warranty and defect notification under the Swiss Code of Obligations (Bernd Ehle). Further, you will find a legal update about the recent enactment of the new Paraguayan Arbitration Law (Martin Carlevaro and Vivian Maldonado) and a book review of the second edition of Dimitar Kondev’s excellent book, Multi-Party and Multi-Contract Construction Arbitration (Thayananthan Baskaran and Faye Xiang Ng). I thank all contributors for sharing their experience and insights.
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