International Law
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UN Chief Calls for End to US-Iran Conflict During Pakistan Visit
ISLAMABAD, October 10 — United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres held a joint press conference with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime…
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UN Probe: US May Have Committed War Crimes in Iran Strikes
GENEVA, September 20 — A United Nations-mandated fact-finding mission has concluded that the United States may have committed…
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EU’s Kallas: Treat Israeli Settlements Like Occupied Crimea
BRUSSELS, September 17 — The European Union’s top diplomat has called on member states to treat illegal Israeli…
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Britain Moves to Ban Trade with Israeli Settlements
London, September 8 The United Kingdom has announced plans to impose a trade ban targeting Israeli settlements in…
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Netanyahu Orders Removal of West Bank Outposts in Policy Shift
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the removal of unauthorized settler outposts in the West…
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Amnesty Urges States to Act on South Africa’s ICJ Genocide Case
THE HAGUE , Sept 4 — South Africa has submitted fresh evidence to the International Court of Justice…
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Regional Leaders Address West Bank Settlement Expansion
Regional Leaders Condemn Israel’s Expansion in E1 Corridor Paris, August 21 — The international community has again voiced…
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Netanyahu Condemns Turkey’s Arrest Warrant as ‘Antisemitic
Turkey issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of alleged “Gaza genocide,” according…
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Russian Prison Doctor Accused of Abusing Ukrainian Captives
Rustov-on-Don: Allegations of Prison Abuse Unfold Amid Escalating Accountability Demands TEHRAN, August 20 — The name Yevgeny Nikulin…
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Germany Faces Terror Charges Over Foiled Plot, International Law in Focus
BERLIN, August 5 — The German Federal Prosecutor’s Office (Generalbundesanwalt) has significantly escalated its investigation into the foiled…
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Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine Since 2014 Traced
PARIS, August 3 — The shadow of a conflict that has reshaped the geopolitical map of Europe for…
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Ukrainian Teen from Kherson Found in Russian Military After 2022 Disappearance
KHERSON, July 31 — Against the enduring backdrop of conflict in southern Ukraine, a stark reminder of the…
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NATO Airspace Violations: Legal Precedents and Responses
WARSAW, July 30 — Against the backdrop of a reported violation of Polish airspace, the principle of national…
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EU Explains Sanctions: Legal Framework, Adoption, Enforcement
BRUSSELS, July 29 — The shift is happening under the radar, but it is unmistakable: the European Union…
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Ukraine Accused of Striking Iranian Ship in Caspian Sea
TEHRAN, July 25 — Iranian officials have accused Ukraine of attacking an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea,…
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Russia’s military exercises near UK governed by UNCLOS
LONDON, July 21 — The North Sea, that grey and restless expanse which has for centuries served as…
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WTO Rules on Tariff Bindings and Dispute Resolution
GENEVA, July 20 — The shift is quietly tectonic at the World Trade Organization. Founded on the first…
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International Court Rules on 2016 South China Sea Dispute
THE HAGUE, July 20 — The Permanent Court of Arbitration’s 2016 ruling on the South China Sea remains…
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Falklands at UN and ICJ: Self-Determination vs International Law
UNITED NATIONS, July 16 — The figure that matters in the Falkland Islands dispute is zero: the number…
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Ukraine Cites UN Self-Defense Law For Black Sea Strikes
THE HAGUE, July 15 — Ukraine’s use of maritime strikes against Russian naval targets is conducted under the…
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Crimea Annexation: 10 Years of Russian Occupation Impact War
KYIV, July 15 — The mechanics of Russia’s annexation of Crimea, executed in March 2014, remain the central…
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The 2003 Treaty on the Sea of Azov: A Legal Framework Now in Ruins
MOSCOW, July 14 — A treaty that was supposed to settle maritime boundaries and guarantee shared access to…
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Ukraine’s Deep Strikes on Russia Draw Global Legal Scrutiny
BRUSSELS, July 14 — The shift is this: the legal and diplomatic ground under the Russo-Ukrainian war is…
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Strait of Hormuz Toll Proposal Would Violate International Law, Experts Say
WASHINGTON, July 13 — A proposal to impose tolls on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz would run…
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