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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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Unveiling New Warship, Rajnath Singh Slams "Some Irresponsible Nations"
Taking a dig at China, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said "some irresponsible nations" with their narrow partisan interests and hegemonic tendencies are coming up with wrong definitions of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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South China Sea Verdict: India Not In Favour Of Or Against Any Country
Following an international arbitration tribunal's ruling against China on the South China Sea issue, India on Thursday said that it is not in favour of or against any country as it is a matter of law.
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Rise Of A Peaceful China? India Sees Why That's Wishful Thinking
Law constrains the strong and empowers the weak. International law, however, is a somewhat different animal. Weak countries ask and expect a lot of international law; strong countries choose to ignore it when it suits their interests. So: Is China weak or strong? Is India?
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China Dismisses US Appeal To Accept Tribunal Verdict On South China Sea
Dismissing the US appeal to accept the verdict of the international tribunal on the disputed South China Sea as "delusional", China today said it cannot be forced to accept the July 12 ruling.
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China Rejects UN Arbitration On Disputed South China Sea
China today brushed aside the UN tribunal arbitrating on the disputed South China Sea saying that it will not accept its verdict even as an official daily said US ships and aircraft in the area challenging Beijing's sovereignty will lead to its further militarisation.
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Terrorism's Long Shadow Stretches Across World: PM Narendra Modi
Voicing concern over a spate of recent terror attacks in several countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said terrorism is no longer a "peripheral problem" for the region as its long shadow stretches across the world and called for new strategies to combat the menace.
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Italy Takes India to International Arbitration Over Marines
Italy said Friday it had initiated international arbitration proceedings in the case of two of its marines facing trial in India for the 2012 killing of two fishermen.
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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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Unveiling New Warship, Rajnath Singh Slams "Some Irresponsible Nations"
Taking a dig at China, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said "some irresponsible nations" with their narrow partisan interests and hegemonic tendencies are coming up with wrong definitions of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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South China Sea Verdict: India Not In Favour Of Or Against Any Country
Following an international arbitration tribunal's ruling against China on the South China Sea issue, India on Thursday said that it is not in favour of or against any country as it is a matter of law.
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Rise Of A Peaceful China? India Sees Why That's Wishful Thinking
Law constrains the strong and empowers the weak. International law, however, is a somewhat different animal. Weak countries ask and expect a lot of international law; strong countries choose to ignore it when it suits their interests. So: Is China weak or strong? Is India?
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China Dismisses US Appeal To Accept Tribunal Verdict On South China Sea
Dismissing the US appeal to accept the verdict of the international tribunal on the disputed South China Sea as "delusional", China today said it cannot be forced to accept the July 12 ruling.
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China Rejects UN Arbitration On Disputed South China Sea
China today brushed aside the UN tribunal arbitrating on the disputed South China Sea saying that it will not accept its verdict even as an official daily said US ships and aircraft in the area challenging Beijing's sovereignty will lead to its further militarisation.
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Terrorism's Long Shadow Stretches Across World: PM Narendra Modi
Voicing concern over a spate of recent terror attacks in several countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said terrorism is no longer a "peripheral problem" for the region as its long shadow stretches across the world and called for new strategies to combat the menace.
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Italy Takes India to International Arbitration Over Marines
Italy said Friday it had initiated international arbitration proceedings in the case of two of its marines facing trial in India for the 2012 killing of two fishermen.
