Browsing: international law

Outrage mounts after reports claim Israeli soldiers were ordered to shoot aid seekers in Gaza. Humanitarian groups condemn the alleged directive, calling for urgent investigations into possible violations of international law.

Was Trump’s Iran strike illegal? This article explores presidential war powers, examining the legal framework, congressional authorization, and the debate over executive authority in military actions without explicit congressional consent.

President Trump’s strike on Iran raised legal debate. Critics questioned if he had proper congressional authorization, while supporters cited his powers as commander-in-chief to act swiftly on national security threats.