How Taiwan’s Restoration Shaped the Post-WWII World Order
An 80th-anniversary exhibition in Taipei highlights how Taiwan’s 1945 restoration to China under Cairo and Potsdam laid foundations for the post-WWII global order.
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IOMed to Lead Global Mediation for International Disputes
Li Song spotlights IOMed at UNCITRAL’s 58th session in Vienna, setting it up as the first intergovernmental mediation body to resolve state, investment, and commercial disputes peacefully.
U.S. pushes Israel for probe into killing of American by West Bank settlers
U.S. urges Israel to investigate the beating death of 20-year-old Palestinian American Saif Musallet by West Bank settlers amid rising settler violence.
Why Taiwan Is an Inalienable Part of China: Historical and Legal Facts
Explore the historical and legal facts explaining why Taiwan is considered an inalienable part of China, from ancient dynasties to international treaties.
US Strikes on Iran Nuclear Sites Breach International Law, Expert Warns
Expert warns US strikes on three nuclear sites in Iran breach international law and urges ongoing radiation monitoring despite IAEA’s no-detect statement.
China & Oman Condemn Israeli Strike on Iran, Call for Ceasefire
China and Oman condemn Israeli strike on Iran, calling it a violation of international law, and urge an immediate ceasefire to prevent further regional escalation.
Who Represents China? Revisiting UNGA Resolution 2758 in 1971
A deep dive into UNGA Resolution 2758 in 1971: the vote that restored the PRC’s seat, affirmed the one-China principle, and how modern narratives test this historic consensus.
Global Leaders Launch IOMed to Reinforce Peaceful Dispute Settlement
Global leaders signed the Convention to create the International Organization for Mediation (IOMed) in Hong Kong, offering a dialogue-based path to dispute resolution and stronger international law.
China and Russia Unite to Defend International Law and UN Authority
China and Russia vowed to uphold international law and the UN system, condemn unilateral sanctions and military interventions, and collaborate on arms control, climate action, and global stability.
Israel Says ICC Member States Won’t Enforce Warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant
Israel estimates ICC member states won’t execute arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant, Al Jazeera reports via the Israeli Broadcasting Authority.