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Author: The Future of War Crimes Justice(2024) + Judgement Day: The Trial of Slobodan Milosevic(2006). Former war correspondent for The Guardian + other media.
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Ask Not for Whom the Tolls Apply: Payments for Shipping

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By Chris Stephen Verified
| Cepa
The edge of Europe is replete with straits, estuaries, and choke points where tidy sums could be made charging ships to pass. And since Tehran is making a reported $2m per oil tanker allowed through the Strait of Hormuz, and Indonesian Finance Minister Purbaya Sadewa last month suggested joining Malaysia and Singapore to charge ships using the Malacca Strait, what’s to stop them?
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Chaos at the ICC

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By Chris Stephen Verified
| Cepa
Sexual harassment allegations against its chief prosecutor have snowballed into the most serious crisis ever faced by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The crisis has been exacerbated in recent weeks by three different inquiries reaching three different conclusions. With no final verdict delivered, the allegations are ravaging a court already coping with US sanctions, and with European Union (EU) leaders seemingly turning their backs on an institution they did so much to create.
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Has the US Broken International Law? Probably Not

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By Chris Stephen Verified
| Cepa
Critics of Trump’s Iranian bombing campaign accuse him of violating the international rules-based order. But in all likelihood, the United States is operating within those rules. One paragraph of one international law governs America’s air strikes, and that is Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. The Charter is the closest thing the world has to a foundational document, because all UN members signed it.
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