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The Legality of the Russian Military Operations Against Ukraine from the Perspective of International Law by Maya Khater

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Changing the Perception of the State Sovereignty in Interaction with Possibility of Disturbing It by Laura Bačová

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Towards Cementing International Law through Renaissance of the United Nations Charter by A. N. Vylegzhanin, Tim Potier, E. A. Torkunova

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International Legal Aspects of the Russian Annexation of the Crimean Peninsula by Kristián Blaškovič

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Permitted Ways of Using Force or Threat by Force under the Conditions of Current International Law by Laura Bačová

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The Cornerstones of the Post-World War II and the Contemporary International Law: the View from Moscow and Beijing by Mark L. Entin

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La compatibilité de l’article 4(h) de l’Acte constitutif de l’Union africaine avec le système de sécurité collective de la Charte des Nations Unies by Patient Mpunga Biayi, Marcel Maccard Badinga Citala

“…This interpretation is consistent with the regional security system established by the Protocol Relating to the Establishment of the Peace and Security Council, the common defense system established by the Non-Aggression and Common Defense Pact and the practice of the African Union and its Member States which have never claimed a regional exception to the right of the Charter of the United Nations.…”
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Legalitatea și legitimitatea folosirii forței în dreptul internațional//The Use of Force in International Law between Legality and Legitimacy by Carmen Moldovan

“…Considering the provisions of Article 2 paragraph 4 of the Charter of the United Nations, the qualification of the use of armed force as a wrongful act seems clear. …”
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THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: SOME THEORETICAL ISSUES by A. N. Vylegzhanin, O. I. Zinchenko

“…The International Court of Justice is the only international judicial body established by the Charter of the United Nations as “the principal judicial organ of the United Nations”; and the obligations of States under the Charter of the United Nations shall prevail over obligations under any other international agreement (Art. 103 of the Charter of the United Nations); the execution of the decisions of the Court may be ensured by the UN Security Council (Art. 94 of the Charter of the United Nations). …”
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Women’s Rights – A long way to go by Luiza Chamon Pardim, Claudia Pires de Castro and Helena Vetorazo

“…The Charter of the United Nations, drafted in 1945, represents the foundational document of the United Nations (UN) and reaffirms the commitment to defend human rights, including the establishment of gender equality as a fundamental right. …”
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THE EUROPEAN UNION'S CONTRIBUTION TO COUNTERING THE EFFECTS OF THE ALMOST TWO-YEAR RUSSIA'S WAR OF AGGRESSION AGAINST UKRAINE by Dan Vataman

“… For almost two years, Ukraine has faced the Russia's full-scale invasion and war of aggression, an illegal, premeditated and illegitimate act that represents an attack not only against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, but also a flagrant violation of international law, including the Charter of the United Nations. The brutal military aggression against Ukraine caused destruction, material damages and widespread suffering for civilians, which has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe since the end of the Second World War. …”
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DEFINITION AND IMPLICATIONS OF AGGRESSION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW by Carmen MOLDOVAN

“…This basic rule is enshrined in Article 2 para 4 of the Charter of the United Nations and it constitutes one of its main objectives, as well. …”
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The Supremacy of Law and Application of International Sanctions (Summary) by М. V. Keshner

“…The sanctions competence of other international organizations shall strictly comply with the Charter of the United Nations, and in their implementation, they are not allowed to exceed the sanctions stemming from the charter authority. …”
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Cyber Warfare as a Use of Force against Third-Party Countries: The Perspective of International Law by Tareq Hamid Al-Fahdawi

“…The problem mentioned in this study is that the Charter of the United Nations (UN Charter) and international law have not considered weapons development and future weapons that may be used in international relations, as Russia has used such weapons during the war against Ukraine. …”
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The UN Charter and the New World Order by Lidiya Evgenievna Grishaeva

“…The rules and principles of international law embodied in the Charter of the United Nations, form the basis of modern law and order, the preservation of peace and allow to overcome international conflicts. …”
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The historical development for use of force by Ali Omar Moftah Medon, Ahmad Muhammad Husni

“…This study tackles the historical development for force use since the ancient time, to the time it was taken into account and organized in the Charter of the United Nations. The research problem was repsented by the over-use of power from the ancient times until our time. …”
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Can the Notion of the Rule of Law Be Applied to the UN System? by Hans Köchler

“…The paper demonstrates that the Charter of the United Nations contains some incompatible norms, a fact that directly impacts the organization’s system of collective security. …”
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Paradox of voting: peril of the vetoing to the perpetual peace by Vugar Ibrahimov

“… The permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations possess veto power which was vested to them by the Charter of the United Nations to maintain global peace and security. …”
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Decisions of international organizations as a source For the international legal base by khalaf Ramadhan, Uday Mohammed Al-Tahan

“…Consistent with the objectives of the Organization itself</strong> <br /><strong>The amendment of the Charter of the United Nations, in the opinion of Professor Jackie, is carried out by the same will of the Organization itself in accordance with the principle of majority voting and applies even to States that have not accepted it. …”
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