UN Experts Denounce US Caribbean Strikes as ‘Extrajudicial Executions’
Independent UN experts say US strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels in international waters breach sea law, calling them “extrajudicial executions.”
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Why Taiwan’s Status Is Settled Once and for All
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Global Governance Initiative Secures SCO+ Leaders’ Backing
The Chinese mainland’s Global Governance Initiative, stressing sovereign equality, rule of law, and multilateralism, won swift support at the SCO+ meeting.
U.S. Freedom of Navigation: Power Play in the South China Sea
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China Dismisses 2016 South China Sea Award as Illegal
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Taiwan Leader Lai’s ’10 Lectures’ Ignite Law Debate
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China & Russia Vow to Uphold Global Legal Order
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