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2021 (1)

  • 09 September – Federal Prosecutor General Accuses Russia of State-Ordered Murder
2017 (1)
  • 11 October – Assistance in the killing of Islamist terrorists by the United States
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  • No Immunity in Germany for Mongolian Consular Officer Accredited to Türkiye
  • German Judge Invents Nature as an ‘Ecological Person’ With Own Rights – An Attempt at Judicial Law-Making
  • Namibia Denies Port Access to German-Owned Vessel Carrying Military Equipment to Israel
  • Germany’s Reaction to the International Court of Justice’s Palestine Advisory Opinion: ‘The Opinion Confirms Our Positioning in Many Points’
  • Berlin Administrative Court Rejects Pre-emptive Interim Relief against German Weapons Exports to Israel

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  • Antarctica
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  • Arms control and disarmament
  • Coercive measures short of the use of force
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  • Human Rights
  • International Court of Justice
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