Russia Slams US for Excessive Military Force in Caribbean
Russia condemns US for excessive military force in Caribbean counter-narcotics missions, urging de-escalation and respect for regional sovereignty.
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US Military Strikes Alleged Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific
The U.S. military struck a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three. As the seventh operation since September, it ignites debate over maritime law.
The Chinese mainland Urges Defense of UN Principles Amid Global Turbulence
The Chinese mainland’s UN envoy calls for upholding the UN Charter, sovereign equality and multilateralism, and spotlights the new International Mediation Institute for peaceful dispute resolution.
UN at 80: Rethinking Multilateralism for a New Era
On its 80th anniversary, the UN faces rising nationalism, flashpoints like the Taiwan question, and calls for reform to amplify Global South voices and modernize multilateralism.
How History and Law Define Taiwan’s Status
Explore how landmark agreements from Cairo to UNGA 2758 have settled Taiwan’s status under international law and why 183 countries and regions back the one-China principle.
Global Solidarity Erupts After Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Aid Flotilla
Global condemnation has surged after Israel’s navy intercepted a 50-ship humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, sparking protests and diplomatic warnings across Europe.
China Reaffirms One-China Principle in UNGA Position Paper
China’s Foreign Ministry released a position paper on UNGA Resolution 2758, reaffirming the one-China principle, its global authority and the post-World War II international order.
Gaza Lecturer Calls Out Law Breaches Amid Xi’s Global Governance Initiative
At the SCO Plus Meeting, President Xi Jinping outlined the Global Governance Initiative. Gaza lecturer Dr. Eyad Abu Mustafa flagged international law breaches by Israel’s military.
China Calls for Gaza Ceasefire Amid Rising Violence
China urges an immediate Gaza ceasefire, condemns civilian harm and calls on Israel to halt operations amid rising humanitarian concerns.
UN Inquiry Finds Israel Committing Genocide in Gaza
A UN Commission of Inquiry accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza, citing 65,000 deaths, famine and intent to destroy the Palestinian group since October 2023.