<h1>International Tribunal Dismisses Claims Against India Over 2G Telecom License Cancellation, Citing Essential Security Interests.</h1> An International Arbitration Tribunal has dismissed all claims against the Republic of India concerning the cancellation of telecommunications licences for 2G services in five circles. The arbitration, under UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 1976, was seated in The Hague and administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration. The claims were brought by entities from Cyprus and the Russian Federation under investment agreements between India and these countries. The Tribunal's decision, rendered on July 19, 2019, found in favor of India, dismissing all claims entirely, citing, among other reasons, India's essential security interests.