Khamenei Killing: America and Israel Cross a New Line in International Politics
The killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei by America and Israel marks a significant escalation in international politics, redefining norms around state sovereignty and governmental legitimacy.
Iran's Attacks and International Law: What Are the Options for Gulf States?
Iran's recent attacks on American military installations in Gulf states raise critical international law issues regarding the prohibition of violence and state sovereignty.
A continental revolution is brewing in Europe
The article discusses the contrast between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's experiences at the Munich Security Conference and his subsequent meetings in Central Europe, highlighting a shift towards nationalism and sovereignty in the region.
Crime Cartels: Transcontinental Power Challenging State Sovereignty
The article discusses the rise and influence of crime cartels, particularly focusing on the recent violent conflicts triggered by the death of a major cartel leader in Mexico.
German Chancellor: Russia, under its current leadership, is in the deepest state of barbarism.
The German Chancellor stated that the war in Ukraine will end only when Russia no longer sees a reason to continue it, emphasizing the defense of Ukrainian sovereignty as a defense of broader European values.
Survey: Czechs Want to Defend the State at All Costs, But Doubt Its Defensibility
A recent survey shows that while a large majority of Czechs believe in defending national sovereignty, more than half doubt the country's ability to defend itself.
Imposing Sovereignty and Displacing Palestinians: Goals of the Upcoming Israeli Phase
Israeli officials have outlined plans to assert sovereignty over the occupied West Bank and encourage Palestinian emigration.
Who controls Chancay? Peruvian Foreign Minister meets with China amid controversy over port sovereignty
Peruvian Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela met with the Chinese ambassador in Peru to discuss the controversial Chancay port project amid concerns over state oversight and U.S. objections.
Indian Prime Minister Wants to Tighten the Noose on Big Techs at Event with Heads of State
India is taking a strong stance on regulating big tech companies as it hosts the largest global event on the impacts of technology, focusing on algorithm transparency and accountability.
Africa: 39th African Union Summit - For His First Speech to African Heads of State, Dr Sidi Ould Tah Presents Nafa As a Strategic Lever of African Sovereignty
Dr. Sidi Ould Tah delivered his inaugural address at the African Union Summit, highlighting the New African Financial Architecture (NAFA) as crucial for African financial sovereignty.
On a visit to India, Lula will reinforce the sovereignty discourse and sign agreements
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is set to strengthen his sovereignty agenda and multilateralism during a state visit to India, where he will sign agreements on critical minerals, digital governance, and artificial intelligence.
Orban slams Brussels as ‘threat’ to Hungary’s sovereignty
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban claims the EU poses a direct threat to Hungary's sovereignty during his state-of-the-nation address.
Rubio blasts ‘world without borders’ fantasy, warns mass migration threatens Western civilization
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns against the idea of a borderless world, arguing that mass migration poses a threat to Western civilization and national sovereignty.
Danish state could face legal action over deal that gives US powers on its soil
Denmark may face a lawsuit over a US agreement granting extensive powers on its territory, raising constitutional concerns amidst diplomatic tensions regarding Greenland.
Mart Pöör and Riina Palu: About Digital Sovereignty
Mart Pöör and Riina Palu discuss how to ensure a state's tax and defense capabilities in a borderless digital space.
Israel Advances Control of the West Bank: "There Will Be No Palestinian State"
An Israeli official claimed that new measures to deepen control over the occupied West Bank indicate a de facto sovereignty, suggesting the intention to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Russian authorities seek to fully block WhatsApp
Russian authorities are taking measures to fully block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to promote a state-run messaging platform called Max.
Lebanon will decide on the weapons control plan north of the Litani River next week
The Lebanese government is set to decide next week on the second phase of a plan to extend its authority and bring all weapons under state control in areas north of the Litani River.
Israeli Minister on West Bank Measures
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen claims that new measures in the West Bank effectively grant Israel sovereignty over the occupied Palestinian territory, aiming to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Why does Netanyahu fear the stamp "Palestine" on the passports of travelers through the Rafah crossing?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering replacing the "State of Palestine" stamp on Palestinian passports at the Rafah crossing with the phrase "Council of Peace" following security concerns about Palestinian sovereignty.
Sudanese Foreign Ministry: The War in Sudan is Part of International Projects Targeting State Sovereignty
Sudan's Foreign Minister claims the ongoing war is influenced by international agendas that aim to undermine state sovereignty.
Can we free Polish state institutions from Google and Microsoft?
The Polish Central Computing Centre plans to develop open-source solutions for public administration to reduce reliance on American monopolistic services like Google and Microsoft.
Artur Fal: Sports Autonomy or State Sovereignty - Current Dilemmas of Competition
The case of a Russian volleyball player unable to travel to Poland for a Champions League match highlights the tension between sports autonomy and national sovereignty regarding border control and visa policies.
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo: National Dialogue is Necessary but Under Conditions
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, expressed support for a national dialogue initiative, emphasizing that it should be conducted within the country and overseen by state institutions while adhering to the constitution and maintaining national sovereignty.
A New State in Eastern Europe? One Country Could Disappear: 'It Is Becoming Harder to Survive and Resist Russia'
Moldovan President Maia Sandu openly supported the potential unification of Moldova with Romania, citing increasing challenges for small nations like Moldova to maintain sovereignty and democracy under Russian pressure.
On this day, the Holy See recognized Croatia
On January 13, 1992, the Holy See officially recognized the Republic of Croatia as an independent and sovereign state, marking a significant moment in Croatian history during its struggle for international recognition.
African state terminates agreements with UAE
Somalia has ended all agreements with the UAE, including port and defense deals, due to perceived actions that undermine its sovereignty.
Somalia cancels all agreements with United Arab Emirates
Somalia has annulled all agreements with the United Arab Emirates, citing actions that undermine its sovereignty and unity, particularly related to the UAE's support for the recognition of Somaliland as an independent state.
Moldovan Sovereignty: The End of a European State?
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has expressed support for uniting Moldova with Romania to protect the country from Russian influence, a significant and unusual stance for a head of state.
Yemeni Minister Reveals the Fate of Military Formations After Dissolving the 'Transitional'
Yemeni Minister of Youth and Sports Naif al-Bakri stated that recent developments in southern provinces, particularly in Aden and Hadramout, reflect the state's sovereignty and lawful authority, emphasizing that they indicate a stabilization of state institutions rather than a victory for one party over another.
Iran Protests: Between the Trap of Security and the Bet on Shattering Sovereignty
The escalating protests in Iran have evolved into a complex test of the state's crisis management amid sensitive regional and international pressures, highlighting the internal strife versus U.S. strategies aimed at undermining sovereignty.
Al-Shara discusses the developments in Aleppo with Erdogan and Macron
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara briefed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and French President Emmanuel Macron on the situation in Aleppo, emphasizing the importance of state sovereignty and the protection of civilians.
Guillaume Tabard: "Mercosur, a head of state under constraint"
The refusal of President Macron to sign the free trade agreement illustrates the tension between his European aspirations and national sovereignty pressures.
The Lebanese Army Establishes Control Over Southern Litani
The Lebanese Army has declared significant progress in asserting control over southern Litani, emphasizing state monopoly on weapons amid calls for a complete Israeli withdrawal.
Germany officially recognizes island in the Pacific as a state
Germany has officially recognized the small South Pacific island of Niue as a sovereign state, marking the initiation of diplomatic relations but without plans to open an embassy.
There was something
The article discusses Germany's reaction to the discovery that the BND was eavesdropping on former US President Obama, highlighting a growing indifference in the country towards issues of state sovereignty and civil liberties.
Somalia condemns Israeli Foreign Minister’s visit to Hargeisa as “serious violation”
Somalia's Foreign Ministry has condemned the visit of Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar to Hargeisa, describing it as a serious violation of its territorial sovereignty and an unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of a UN member state.
Guillaume Tabard: "Macron's hesitations in the face of American raids in Venezuela, a contrast that benefits Marine Le Pen"
Guillaume Tabard discusses how Emmanuel Macron's flip-flopping on American military actions in Venezuela inadvertently advantages Marine Le Pen by highlighting her party's consistent stance on state sovereignty.
United Nations: The Kidnapping of Heads of State Threatens the International System and Principles of Sovereignty
The UN spokesperson emphasized that military actions or threats, including the kidnapping of state leaders, must be evaluated within the strict framework of the UN Charter and international law to prevent undermining global security and peace.
African Union expresses ‘grave concern’ over situation in Venezuela
The African Union has voiced deep concerns regarding US airstrikes in Caracas and the detention of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, reaffirming support for international law and state sovereignty.
Intervention of Multiple Readings
The article discusses the U.S. intervention in Venezuela, focusing on the implications of capturing Nicolás Maduro and the balance between state sovereignty and moral justification for intervention.
North Korea strongly condemned American attacks on Venezuela
North Korea condemned American attacks on Venezuela and the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro as the "most serious form of violation of sovereignty," according to the state news agency KCNA.
They Barely Freed Themselves from the British. The Father of the Nation Was Killed Just Before Independence
Burma declared its independence on January 4, 1948, ending over six decades of British colonial rule and marking its transition to a sovereign state.
Maduro gave state TV address as US strikes in Venezuela began: report
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned U.S. military strikes against Venezuela in a televised address, calling them an attack on the country's sovereignty, amidst reports of his and his wife's capture by U.S. forces.
What is Somaliland and why did Israel recognize it?
Israel has recognized Somaliland as a sovereign state, becoming the first country in the world to do so, despite the region's ongoing claim to independence from Somalia since 1991, provoking strong reactions across Africa and the Arab world.
A UN official reaffirms Somalia's sovereignty following Israel's recognition of Somaliland
UN official Khaled Khiari urged respect for Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity in light of Israel's recognition of Somaliland as an independent state.
Israel becomes first country to recognise Somaliland as sovereign state
Israel has officially recognized Somaliland as a sovereign state, marking a significant step in its pursuit of international recognition after declaring independence from Somalia 34 years ago.
Israel: The first country to recognize Somaliland
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced official recognition of Somaliland as an "independent and sovereign state," marking the first recognition by any country of the self-declared republic that seceded from Somalia.