Abstract
On 17 August 2009, the Eritrea Ethiopia Claims Commission delivered its two last awards, which relate to the amount of compensation to be paid by each State for the damages resulting from the 1998-2000 war. After a general survey of these awards, this paper addresses the main lessons to be learned from them. Those concern inter alia the reparation of damages resulting from a breach of the jus ad bellum, and the way the Commission dealt with the specific economic situations of both parties when assessing damages.
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