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A principle of international law that prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity of another state.
States face a restrictive legal framework when contemplating on foreign soil: the Charter’s prohibition on force under remains the baseline, and exceptions such as under , authorization, or evolving d...
A lawful transfer of Greenland to another state would require peaceful, negotiated cession that respects Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination — not a unilateral sale or seizure — and ...
A sitting foreign head of state ordinarily enjoys (immunity ratione personae) from criminal arrest and prosecution by other states under customary international law, a principle reaffirmed by the in t...
The preponderance of legal commentary and international reactions cited in contemporary reporting conclude that military operation that captured and struck targets in likely violated core norms of int...