Law360, London: Russia has been denied permission to challenge an appellate court ruling in Britain dismissing its attempt to use State immunity to block former investors in Yukos Oil Co from enforcing more than US$63bn in arbitral awards they won nearly 11 years ago, the investors said on 30 June 2025.
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