Published: 11 January 2023 Author: Joshua Wirtz
As a new year is upon us, it is time to take our customary glance back at the past year of GPIL by sharing the statistics for 2022:
- Posts published: 5
- Visitors: 65,672 (up 6,045 from last year)
- Visits: 958,467
- Subscribers to our newsletter: 255
- Average hits per post: 415
The top-ten posts in 2022:
- Germany works to strengthen the international response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria (9,518)
- Rules-based order v. international law? (3,352)
- German research vessel caught up in Greek-Turkish Aegean Sea dispute (1,221)
- Germany confirms non-recognition of the Republic of China (Taiwan) (1,042)
- Germany sides with India in Kashmir conflict (1,000)
- Germany comments on the ILC draft principles on the protection of the environment in relation to armed conflicts (932)
- Germany and Greece disagree over Germany war reparations stemming from the two World Wars (901)
- Legal consequences of Germany’s non-recognition of the Russian annexation of Crimea (879)
- Germany ranked second for visa-free travel (834)
- The intricacies of maritime boundary delimitation: Germany’s one-sided response to the Turkey-Libya MoU on delimitation of the maritime jurisdiction areas in the Mediterranean (794)
Many thanks to our contributors and readers!
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Category: News
DOI: 10.17176/20230112-001454-0
