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EU To Impose Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Hormuz Strait Blockade
Deeming the blockade "contrary to international law", EU governments took a technical step to extend the scope of its existing Iran sanctions regime allowing for more individuals to be targeted under it.
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Italy, France, UK, Germany Urge Israel To End West Bank Settlement Expansion
Noting that the situation in the West Bank had "deteriorated significantly" in the past few months, the countries said settler violence towards Palestinians was at "unprecedented levels".
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Democracy, Rule Of Law Make Us "Natural Partners": PM Modi At Nordic Summit
The Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for the collective diplomatic efforts, warmly thanking the host nation and greeting his European counterparts.
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Law Firm Fenwick & West Sued Over Alleged Role in FTX Collapse
Fenwick & West LLP is facing a $525 million lawsuit filed by a group of FTX victims who allege the firm helped conceal fraud tied to the collapsed crypto exchange. The complaint cites shell companies, internal messaging systems, and testimony from former FTX executives.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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'Misguided': US Court Rules Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
The US Court of International Trade ruled in favor of small businesses that challenged the tariffs, which took effect on February 24.
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In Setback To Vedanta, Law Tribunal Rejects Plea Against Adani In JAL Case
Vedanta had challenged the approval of Adani Group's resolution plan by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) in the Jaiprakash Associates insolvency case, contending that its own proposal offered significantly higher value to lenders.
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Trump Has 3 "Military Options" Against Iran Amid Stalemate. What They Are
Trump has previously threatened to destroy Iran's civilian infrastructure. However, the international law experts have pointed out that such strikes may amount to war crimes.
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"Return Of The Pirates": Iran's 'Plunder' Jibe At US After It Seizes Tankers
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the operation effectively endorsed piracy. He described it as "the outright legalisation of piracy and armed robbery on the high seas".
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Gold From Colombian Cartel Mine Reaches US Mint Despite Legal Ban: Report
Every year, the United States Mint sells over $1 billion worth of gold coins.
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"You Are Entering Military Blockade": US' Hormuz Action With Machinegun
In the CENTCOM video, a US soldier is seen pointing a heavy-calibre machinegun at a vessel as the Americans give warnings on radio
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US Student Arrested For Jokingly Asking Benjamin Netanyahu to "Drop Bombs" On Her College
FIU police said they worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to identify the student.
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Xi Says World Order 'Crumbling Into Disarray' As Iran War Drags
The meeting between Sanchez and Xi is their fourth in just over three years as Spain positions itself as one of China's closest friends in Europe.
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EU To Impose Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Hormuz Strait Blockade
Deeming the blockade "contrary to international law", EU governments took a technical step to extend the scope of its existing Iran sanctions regime allowing for more individuals to be targeted under it.
-
Italy, France, UK, Germany Urge Israel To End West Bank Settlement Expansion
Noting that the situation in the West Bank had "deteriorated significantly" in the past few months, the countries said settler violence towards Palestinians was at "unprecedented levels".
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Democracy, Rule Of Law Make Us "Natural Partners": PM Modi At Nordic Summit
The Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for the collective diplomatic efforts, warmly thanking the host nation and greeting his European counterparts.
-
Law Firm Fenwick & West Sued Over Alleged Role in FTX Collapse
Fenwick & West LLP is facing a $525 million lawsuit filed by a group of FTX victims who allege the firm helped conceal fraud tied to the collapsed crypto exchange. The complaint cites shell companies, internal messaging systems, and testimony from former FTX executives.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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'Misguided': US Court Rules Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
The US Court of International Trade ruled in favor of small businesses that challenged the tariffs, which took effect on February 24.
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In Setback To Vedanta, Law Tribunal Rejects Plea Against Adani In JAL Case
Vedanta had challenged the approval of Adani Group's resolution plan by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) in the Jaiprakash Associates insolvency case, contending that its own proposal offered significantly higher value to lenders.
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Trump Has 3 "Military Options" Against Iran Amid Stalemate. What They Are
Trump has previously threatened to destroy Iran's civilian infrastructure. However, the international law experts have pointed out that such strikes may amount to war crimes.
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"Return Of The Pirates": Iran's 'Plunder' Jibe At US After It Seizes Tankers
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the operation effectively endorsed piracy. He described it as "the outright legalisation of piracy and armed robbery on the high seas".
-
Gold From Colombian Cartel Mine Reaches US Mint Despite Legal Ban: Report
Every year, the United States Mint sells over $1 billion worth of gold coins.
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"You Are Entering Military Blockade": US' Hormuz Action With Machinegun
In the CENTCOM video, a US soldier is seen pointing a heavy-calibre machinegun at a vessel as the Americans give warnings on radio
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US Student Arrested For Jokingly Asking Benjamin Netanyahu to "Drop Bombs" On Her College
FIU police said they worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to identify the student.
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Xi Says World Order 'Crumbling Into Disarray' As Iran War Drags
The meeting between Sanchez and Xi is their fourth in just over three years as Spain positions itself as one of China's closest friends in Europe.
