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National Security as a Sword for Expropriation: The UK-China BIT on the Brink

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By Yin Wei
| Open Legal Blog Archive
The UK government nationalised British Steel on 16 July 2026. The nationalisation was carried out under the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act 2026. Jingye Group, a Chinese enterprise, had acquired the company in 2020 with a pledged investment of £1.2 billion. Jingye has now initiated consultation procedures under the UK-China Bilateral Investment Treaty of 1986 (the BIT) and also reserved its right to seek .
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National Security as a Sword for Expropriation: The UK-China BIT on the Brink

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By Yin Wei
| EJIL: Talk!
The UK government nationalised British Steel on 16 July 2026. The nationalisation was carried out under the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act 2026. Jingye Group, a Chinese enterprise, had acquired the company in 2020 with a pledged investment of £1.2 billion. Jingye has now initiated consultation procedures under the UK-China Bilateral Investment Treaty of 1986 (the [...]
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Building Resilience Across Borders

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By Yin Wei, Long Yun, YU Boyang
| China Science and Technology Network
In the laboratory at Tianjin University (TJU)'s School of Architecture, Pakistani PhD student Asma Bibi is refining her "Climate-Mental Health-Community" tri-resilience model. She hopes to help communities in Pakistan rebuild after climate disasters through a science-based framework. Asma has spent over a decade on grassroots climate action, community development, and mental health advocacy in Pakistan. Her mission was shaped by a pivotal experience: the devastating floods of 2010.
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