U.N. Charter

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Das Scheitern des Völkerrechts in Syrien: Russland und Syrien, und jetz die Turkei

Siehe auch, Clemens Wergin, “FLÜCHTLINGSKRISE: Deutschlands epochales Versagen, Die Welt, 10. März 2020 (13:15 Uhr). Bento Scheller, in einer Meinung veröffentlicht in der Welt am…

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The forgotten dream of ending war

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Kushner / Trump peace plan for Israeli-Palestinian conflict (Updated February 4, 2020)

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International Law and the targeted killing of Qasem Soleimani

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Apple bows to Russian pressure, shows Crimea as Russian territory

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REPRISE (2019) — Veterans’ Day, 2011: “Where have all the flowers gone, long time passing?”

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Without International Law, “anarchy is loosed upon the world.”

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What’s behind Trump’s pressure on Zelensky to work things out with Putin

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Putin-Zelensky deal on Crimea and recognizing fruits of aggression in Donbas would be void under international law

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