Georgia Demands UK Apology Over BBC’s Contested Chemical Agent Report
Georgia PM Kobakhidze demands UK apology after BBC’s December 1 report alleging WWI-era chemical use in 2024 protests, vowing appeals to Ofcom and courts.
International Law
UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Office in East Jerusalem
On December 8, 2025, Israeli forces raided the UNRWA office in East Jerusalem, prompting the UN’s strong condemnation and raising concerns over the inviolability of UN premises.
Wang Yi Highlights Historical, Legal Basis for Taiwan in Talks with German FM
Chinese FM Wang Yi underscored the historical and legal foundations for Taiwan as part of China, cautioned against secession moves, and rebuked Japan’s comments during talks with Germany’s foreign minister.
Trump Reportedly Weighs Military Action Against Cartels
The Trump administration is reportedly considering deploying military forces against Latin American cartels, raising questions about constitutional war powers and international law.
Global Lawyers Urge U.S. to Halt Unilateral Sanctions
Hundreds of global lawyers urge the U.S. to end unilateral economic sanctions, citing violations of international law and potential humanitarian impacts.
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