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International law and German law

2021 (1)

  • 05 May – The Federal Constitutional Court’s Climate Change Order and the interplay between international and domestic climate protection law
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Recent Posts

  • Of Humanitarian Windows, Pause(s), Truces and Ceasefires, and Israel’s Right of Self-Defence Against the Hamas Terrorist Attack
  • Germany’s Unquestioning Solidarity With Israel in the Face of the Hamas Terror Attack Undermines Its Credibility With Regard to International Law
  • Banning Belarusian Airlines in Response to Belarus’ Diversion of Ryanair Flight FR4978 as a Third-Party Countermeasure
  • Germany Among the First Countries to Sign the BBNJ Agreement
  • Germany Accuses Azerbaijan of Breaking Its Promise to Refrain from Military Action in Nagorno-Karabakh

Categories

  • Air and space law
  • Antarctica
  • Armed conflict and international humanitarian law
  • Arms control and disarmament
  • Coercive measures short of the use of force
  • Diplomatic and consular protection
  • Diplomatic and consular relations
  • Human Rights
  • International Court of Justice
  • International criminal law
  • International economic law
  • International environmental law
  • International health law
  • International law and German law
  • International law in general
  • International organizations
  • International refugee law
  • International terrorism
  • International watercourses
  • Jurisdiction of the State
  • Law of the sea
  • Law of treaties
  • Nationality and statelessness
  • Organs of the State and their status
  • Peaceful settlement of disputes
  • Political independence
  • Position of the individual
  • Protection of cultural property
  • Sources of international law
  • State immunity
  • State responsibility
  • State succession
  • Statehood and recognition
  • Territorial sovereignty
  • United Nations
  • Use of force

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