International Court of Justice
Sarajevo has no grounds for genocide case revision - lawyer
Any revision of Bosnia-Herzegovina's lawsuit against Serbia is practically a hopeless case in the wake of
The best oralist in the world is Greek
The Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens won the second place in the world at the Manfred LachsSpace Law Moot Court Competition representing Greece and European as European champion at the world finals which took place in Jerusalem, 13-15 October.
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Croatia's Exit from Slovenia Territory Arbitration Contested
Croatian legal experts argued on Tuesday that Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic would be able to go through with his decision to suspend the international arbitration process with Slovenia over the contested Piran Gulf off the two neighbouring countries' coasts.
Kosovo Plans to Join UNESCO by November
Prime Minister Hashim Thaci announced on Thursday that Kosovo had applied to join the UN's culture arm, UNESCO, marking another step to achieve full recognition of its independence.
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EP passes resolution on Srebrenica
Members of the European Parliament (EP) have adopted a resolution on Srebrenica, which strongly condemns the crime in Srebrenica.
The resolution marks the crime in Srebrenica, in accordance with the judgments of the ICTY and the International Court of Justice, as genocide.
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S.Africa may quit ICC over Bashir row: Presidency
South Africa said June 25 it may withdraw from the International Criminal Court after an outcry over the government's refusal to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on genocide charges.
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Civilians emerge as pawns in South China Sea legal chess game
On tiny specks in the disputed Spratly archipelago of the South China Sea, Vietnamese and Filipino children skip to school each day. Not far away, China is building lighthouses and weather stations on reclaimed land. Further north, a Chinese cruise ship takes "patriotic" tourists to a separate group of contested islands.
Expert rules out possibility of Pristina's "genocide suit"
The genocide lawsuit against Serbia before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), announced by the Kosovo authorities, is not possible "for several reasons."
British press again focus on Parthenon Marbles, as legal challenge fades
The issue of Greece’s standing demand for the repatriation of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum has generated renewed interest by a portion of the UK press recently, with the Guardian, Telegraph and BBC all touching on the issue.
EC's Kosovo SAA "based on Taiwan model"
EC's Kosovo SAA "based on Taiwan model"
BRUSSELS -- The European Commission on Thursday adopted the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) proposal for Kosovo and sent it to the Council for consideration.
However, "it still does not mean that Kosovo could soon become a candidate for membership of the European Union," Tanjug said it learned in Brussels.
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