Contractualize arbitration
The article discusses the implications of Ecuador's constitutional Article 422, which prohibits the cession of sovereign jurisdiction to international arbitration in contractual disputes with private entities.
EU-Mercosur Treaties: The Importance of Dialogue and Civil Society Participation
The article discusses the significance of dialogue and civil participation in the context of the EU-Mercosur treaties, highlighting the historical and political implications of international treaties for Argentina.
The Chinese man arrested trying to smuggle 2,000 queen ants from Kenya
A Chinese citizen was arrested at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for attempting to smuggle over 2,000 queen ants in his luggage.
Marinakis on Samaras: The former prime minister's allegations are regrettable – claims about relinquishing sovereign rights are untrue
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis rebutted former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's accusations regarding treaties with Chevron, stating that the agreements are important and counteract the illegitimate Turkish-Libyan memorandum.
Jacek Czaputowicz: Nuclear Charge is Harmful to Poland
Poland's pursuit of nuclear capabilities faces opposition from the US and raises concerns about the implications for international security and treaties.
How B.C.’s conflicting Indigenous land claims are a problem 150 years in the making
The article discusses the long-standing issues related to Indigenous land claims in British Columbia, rooted in the lack of treaties over the past 150 years.
Did you know Africa once had nuclear weapons? Here’s the story of what happened next
The article discusses Africa's historical possession of nuclear weapons and the reasons it chose to become a nuclear-weapon-free zone.
Sánchez leads EU rebels. Donald's rage: "Stop the trade"
Spain, led by socialist Pedro Sánchez, is refusing to support the U.S. war against Iran, citing lack of a UN resolution and existing treaties.
EU Treaties: Caution, the Swiss Have the Final Say
The article discusses the bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the EU, emphasizing that the final decision will rest with Swiss voters in an upcoming referendum.
Ambassador Diana Salazar reveals there are approaches with Argentina to sign a new extradition treaty
Ecuador's ambassador to Argentina, Diana Salazar, discusses her experiences and efforts in strengthening bilateral relations, particularly focusing on extradition treaties and cooperation in security.
Putin Spotlights Nuclear Triad, Awards Officers on Defender of the Fatherland Day
President Putin highlighted the importance of Russia's nuclear triad and awarded military officers on Defender of the Fatherland Day amidst tensions with the U.S. over nuclear treaties.
How far do the powers of the Commission go? Von der Leyen sending Šuica to Trump broke the EU Treaty
Ursula von der Leyen sent European Commissioner Dubravka Šuica to a meeting of Trump's Peace Committee, causing controversy over potential violations of EU treaties.
Somalia: Somalia Cabinet Focuses On Security, Drought Response, Approves Key Appointments and Treaties
The Somali cabinet, led by Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, is addressing security and humanitarian issues, particularly in relation to a significant drought impacting the country.
Nuclear Deterrence: Merz Rules Out Nuclear Armament of Germany
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has ruled out the acquisition or development of nuclear weapons by Germany, emphasizing adherence to existing treaties.
F. Merz presents his position on Germany's nuclear weapon
F. Merz expressed his opposition to Germany considering independent nuclear armament while emphasizing existing treaties that prevent such actions.
Mexico's Commercial Chess
The article discusses Mexico's strategic approach to international trade negotiations, emphasizing the importance of having a multifaceted strategy rather than relying solely on the benefits of existing treaties.
Treaty talks continue as two First Nations groups join Victorian negotiations register
Two First Nations groups in Victoria, the Wotjobaluk Nations and Tati Tati, have officially entered the state's Treaty Negotiations Register to pursue individual treaties with the state government.
Chinese policy complicates the possibility of an agreement for nuclear control
For the first time since the height of the Cold War, Russia and the United States no longer have any nuclear arms control treaties in force, as the New START treaty expired this week, which previously limited their strategic arsenals.
US and Russia recognize the need to start nuclear negotiations, says Kremlin
The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced that the US and Russia acknowledge the necessity to initiate talks regarding nuclear treaties, following discussions in Abu Dhabi.
It is not enough to regularize immigrants, they must be included
The article emphasizes that merely regularizing the status of migrants in Spain is insufficient; they must also be integrated into society, ensuring their access to fundamental rights and dignified living conditions as mandated by international human rights treaties.
The 'Start' treaties are relics from a completely different time
Nico Lange, a security policy expert, believes that the expiration of the New Start nuclear weapons treaty will not lead to uncontrolled armament, suggesting the importance of strengthening communication channels to prevent misunderstandings.
Russia sends chilling nuclear WW3 warning – ‘We can destroy the entire planet’
Russia's nationalist politician Alexey Zhuravlev issued a stark warning about the country's nuclear capabilities, claiming they possess weapons that could potentially annihilate the planet amid tensions with the US over nuclear arms treaties.
The End of the New START Treaty: Is the World Approaching a Critical Moment?
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the end of the 'New START' treaty as a 'critical moment' for international peace and security, highlighting the absence of binding restrictions on the strategic nuclear arsenals of the U.S. and Russia for the first time in over fifty years.
USA-Russia: Is this the beginning of a nuclear arms race?
The article explores the reasons for the expiration of the last treaties between the USA and Russia concerning nuclear arsenal control and discusses their positions on extending the New START treaty, while also analyzing the evolving rules of nuclear arsenal control since the Cuban missile crisis and the implications of China's nuclear arsenal expansion.
Experiments Without Explosions.. Has the Era of Actual Nuclear Testing Ended?
The article discusses the historical context of nuclear tests and the potential resurgence of such tests in light of recent calls from former President Donald Trump to resume them.
KDH has drawn a red line for PS / We will not go into government with progressives if they touch the Vatican agreements
The Christian Democrats announced in a press conference that they refuse to collaborate with parties that want to alter Vatican agreements, responding to comments from Progressive Slovakia politicians about reevaluating the treaties after 25 years.
Kazimierz M. Ujazdowski: Eurorealism Excludes Change of Treaties
Kazimierz M. Ujazdowski argues that Eurorealism does not allow for the modification of treaties.
The 400 blows of Trump to the global environment: the USA becomes the supervillain in the global climate fight
The Trump administration has intensified attacks on renewable energy, electric vehicles, science, and international treaties while aligning with fossil fuel interests.
Trump, the greatest danger to the world
In an interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump expresses his disregard for international law and treaties, indicating he might sacrifice NATO for Greenland, revealing his alarming character that poses a threat to international society.
The United States Needs to Acquire Greenland, Treaties Are Not Enough
Donald Trump emphasized the necessity for the United States to 'acquire' Greenland, stating that leases and treaties are insufficient in a recent interview with The New York Times.
‘A colossal own goal’: Trump’s exit from global climate treaties will have little effect outside US
Donald Trump's withdrawal from global climate treaties is unlikely to impact climate action beyond the United States, even as global temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise.
The USA withdraws from 66 treaties and international organizations: 'Superfluous and costly'
President Donald Trump has ordered the United States to withdraw from 66 international agreements and organizations, citing that many promote ineffective and hostile agendas not aligned with American interests.
Donald Trump's unhinged latest as he lies about Minnesota shooter and pulls out of treaties
The article discusses President Donald Trump's controversial statements regarding a recent Minnesota shooting and his withdrawal from international treaties, highlighting key moments from his actions in the last 24 hours.
Farmers block several roads, including a section of the AP-7 and access to the port of Tarragona: "No to Mercosur or treaties that use agriculture as a bargaining chip"
Catalan farmers and professional associations have resumed protests against the European roadmap, specifically against the Mercosur agreement and cuts in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), leading to roadblocks including the Port of Tarragona.
Trump administration withdraws from dozens of international organisations
The Trump administration is exiting from numerous international organizations, including crucial UN agencies and climate treaties, leading to significant backlash from diplomats and experts.
Step towards disregarding conventions and treaties
The article discusses a controversial resolution made by two combined chambers of the Supreme Court of Poland, raising questions about its legitimacy.
Someone should... inform the Prime Minister that his ministers are questioning international treaties and international courts
The article discusses how a recent performance of a local love song in Florina has sparked controversy, leading to a comedy-tragedy intervention by the local mayor and attracting attention from current ministers.