INTERNATIONAL LAW & JUSTICE

International Law & Justice

Betraying Lausanne: Greece’s coordinated campaign to suppress Turkish minority in Western Thrace
Beyond the denial of names and titles, Athens is deploying a multi-layered strategy to suffocate the Turkish minority’s institutions, spiritual leadership, and future generations.
Betraying Lausanne: Greece’s coordinated campaign to suppress Turkish minority in Western Thrace
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Sanctions on Cuba, Iran, Iraq: What do they reveal about coercive power?
Sanctions, central to Western policy, often fail politically but worsen living conditions, and in cases like Cuba, Iran, and Iraq, they coexist with military aggression or its threat.
Sanctions on Cuba, Iran, Iraq: What do they reveal about coercive power?
How Israel's Al-Aqsa reopening plan quietly dismantles decades of international law
A new access plan for Al-Aqsa Mosque is drawing alarm from Islamic bodies as Israel has been pushing to reshape the status quo at the Jerusalem holy site.
How Israel's Al-Aqsa reopening plan quietly dismantles decades of international law
French-Palestinian MEP Rima Hassan slams 'judicial harassment'
Since the start of the Gaza genocide, tensions have been high in France, a country that is home to western Europe's largest Jewish population as well as a significant Muslim community.
French-Palestinian MEP Rima Hassan slams 'judicial harassment'
WHO raises alarm over US-Israeli attacks on Iranian health facilities
US and Israel have attacked health, educational and most recently transport infrastructure in Iran in the past days.
WHO raises alarm over US-Israeli attacks on Iranian health facilities
Iran: US-Israeli attacks 'amount to genocide' as war intensifies
Iranian Foreign Ministry accuses US, Israel of systematic targeting of civilian sites, including schools.
Iran: US-Israeli attacks 'amount to genocide' as war intensifies