Tag: International Law

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has proudly returned a looted bronze griffin head to Greece, an extraordinary artifact dating back ...

In a surprising turn of events, the US has joined forces with Russia in backing UN resolutions on the invasion ...

As more Americans and Canadians choose Portugal as their new home, the country is experiencing a remarkable wave of expatriates. ...

The potential occupation and partition of Turkey ignite fierce debate among international law experts. At the heart of the controversy ...

In a stunning twist, the U.S. sparked controversy by siding with Russia and Belarus in a recent UN vote. Critics ...

Italy is gearing up to defend its bold plan to process asylum-seekers in Albania at the EU’s highest court. This ...

In 2023, Liechtenstein's dispute resolution landscape underwent exciting transformations, prioritizing speed and accessibility like never before. Major reforms spotlighted the ...

A recent court ruling has delivered a major blow to Holocaust survivors striving for justice against Hungary over historical wrongs. ...

The "Istanbul Protocol Draft Document of April 15, 2022," unveiled by the Institute for the Study of War, presents powerful ...

The Committee's judgment on Bosnia and Herzegovina shines a spotlight on pressing human rights issues, revealing deep-rooted challenges in governance ...

Switzerland’s active role in the United Nations General Assembly showcases its dedication to fostering global diplomacy and strengthening multilateral partnerships. ...

In a bold and contentious move, the Swiss Government has chosen to defy a recent ruling from the European Court ...