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UN's Top Court To Rule In Ukraine vs Russia Case
The UN's top court will Wednesday rule on a bid by Kiev to halt Russia's alleged funnelling of money, arms, and personnel into Ukraine's war-torn east, a key moment in the three-year crisis.
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'Give Them A Bloody Nose': Beijing Military Wants Stronger South China Sea Response
China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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China Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
A UN-backed tribunal has ruled against China in a bitter row over territorial claims to the South China Sea that is likely to ratchet up regional tensions.
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Hague Court To Give Ruling On July 12 In South China Sea's Case
An international tribunal said Wednesday it will hand down a ruling on July 12 in a highly-watched case brought by the Philippines challenging China's claims to most of the South China Sea.
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Italy Must Return Marine If India's Jurisdiction Is Proved: UN Court
Italy will have to send back its marine Salvatore Girone, accused of killing Indian fishermen, if India's jurisdiction over him is established by its Supreme Court, a UN arbitration court said today.
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Hague Court Agrees to Take Up South China Sea Row
An international tribunal ruled Thursday it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over disputed islands in the South China Sea, in a move likely to trigger fury in Beijing.
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Palestinians Submit First Case Material Against Israel to Hague Court
The Palestinian Authority made its first submission of evidence of alleged Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court on Thursday, trying to speed up an ICC inquiry into abuses committed during last year's Gaza conflict.
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Dutch Court Rules Herge Heirs Don't Have Tintin Monopoly
In a potentially major reverse for the heirs of Tintin author Herge, a Dutch court has ruled that they do not own all the rights to the famous boy reporter's image.
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UN's Top Court To Rule In Ukraine vs Russia Case
The UN's top court will Wednesday rule on a bid by Kiev to halt Russia's alleged funnelling of money, arms, and personnel into Ukraine's war-torn east, a key moment in the three-year crisis.
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'Give Them A Bloody Nose': Beijing Military Wants Stronger South China Sea Response
China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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China Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
A UN-backed tribunal has ruled against China in a bitter row over territorial claims to the South China Sea that is likely to ratchet up regional tensions.
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Hague Court To Give Ruling On July 12 In South China Sea's Case
An international tribunal said Wednesday it will hand down a ruling on July 12 in a highly-watched case brought by the Philippines challenging China's claims to most of the South China Sea.
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Italy Must Return Marine If India's Jurisdiction Is Proved: UN Court
Italy will have to send back its marine Salvatore Girone, accused of killing Indian fishermen, if India's jurisdiction over him is established by its Supreme Court, a UN arbitration court said today.
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Hague Court Agrees to Take Up South China Sea Row
An international tribunal ruled Thursday it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over disputed islands in the South China Sea, in a move likely to trigger fury in Beijing.
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Palestinians Submit First Case Material Against Israel to Hague Court
The Palestinian Authority made its first submission of evidence of alleged Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court on Thursday, trying to speed up an ICC inquiry into abuses committed during last year's Gaza conflict.
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Dutch Court Rules Herge Heirs Don't Have Tintin Monopoly
In a potentially major reverse for the heirs of Tintin author Herge, a Dutch court has ruled that they do not own all the rights to the famous boy reporter's image.
