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No state has the right to occupy the territory of another, says Kaya Callas

"Geopolitical tensions and geo-economic competition in the Arctic require the European Union, in cooperation with its partners, to react"

Dendias: International law is no longer the rule for the functioning of states as it should be

Reality imposes the proposed regulations on the Armed Forces, said the Minister of National Defence

Hadjivassiliou: Libya to understand that any discussion will be based on international law

Regarding the Turkish provocations and the "Piriri Reis" ship, he said that the government's response was immediate and effective

Diplomatic sources on Fidan’s remarks: “The Treaty of Lausanne is clear; It refers to a Muslim minority”

Greece rejects Türkiye's claims of a "Turkish minority," emphasizing adherence to international law and equality for all Greek citizens

Borel: The EU recognises only the Republic of Cyprus as a subject of international law

The EU High Representative describes as "regrettable" the repeated attempts by the Organisation of Turkic States to legalise the TRNC

Prokopis Pavlopoulos: Turkey defiantly disregards international and European law

"Greece and Cyprus cannot conceivably tolerate it", says the former President of the Republic, Academician and Honorary Professor of the Law School of the National Academy of Sciences of the Hellenic University of Athens

Ex-UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman: Tinkering with a failed plan will not stop the boats

There is no chance of getting the Rwanda deportations up and running within the current legal framework

PM Mitsotakis for Turkey: A strong Greece bothers some people

We will not stop internationalizing the situation

Somalia comes out on top in sea border row with Kenya (map)

Turkey's approach of the Law of the Sea that Kenya followed did not work out well in the end

A Beautiful Crime: Soghomon Tehlirian and the birth of the concept of Genocide

Raphael Lemkin's struggle for the need for an international law punishing the wholesale annihilation of groups of people

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