All news on the topic: International Law

In the jungle that the international system has become in general, and the Middle East in particular, Benjamin Netanyahu has just eliminated Ali Khamenei, a rapacious dictator responsible for the murder of several tens of thousands of people in two days, in collaboration with the planet’s chief "godfather" Donald Trump.

The United Kingdom has prevented the United States from using RAF bases to initiate a strike on Iran, causing anger from President Donald Trump.

On December 31, 2025, Vladimir Putin signed a decree effectively nationalizing the Russian assets of the Danish company Rockwool. This only became known after the long New Year holidays. De jure, ownership has not been transferred; de facto, control and cash flows have moved to a “temporary administrator.”

Chinese authorities said 952 suspected telecom and online fraudsters were repatriated from Myanmar following a joint operation with Thai and Myanmar police targeting scam compounds in Myawaddy.

Mette Frederiksen and Jens-Frederik Nielsen demand respect for borders after US appoints Greenland envoy

In Venezuela’s struggling fishing towns, residents are caught between an increasing U.S. military presence off the coast and what they describe as a new wave of intimidation from Nicolás Maduro’s oppressive regime.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has declared that a boat recently bombed by the US was "Colombian with Colombian citizens inside," a statement the White House called "baseless."

Five-month investigation uncovers how four members of a single family were shot and killed in one day and emphasizes a pattern of Israeli troops targeting unarmed civilians.

According to a letter to top officials acquired by HuffPost on Tuesday, Israel seems to be breaching international and U.S. laws several months after the administration last reported on its compliance with those standards

White House spokesman John Kirby said last month such probes are not occurring, but sources tell HuffPost U.S. officials have been assessing Israel's possible international law violations for months.

Nihad Awad, one of the top executives of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), said he was "happy" to witness the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel.

The State Department announced that goods produced in the settlements, which are considered illegal under international law, can be labeled as "Made in Israel."

Turkey violated international law by converting the Byzantine-era cathedral into a mosque, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America claims.

The president's threat to target cultural sites was in keeping with his longstanding disregard for international law.

Destroying cultural property during armed conflict is considered a war crime under international law, one the U.S. has decried in the past.

The Pentagon said Gen. Qassem Soleimani was “actively developing” plans to kill American diplomats, but the details of the plot remain unclear.