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Use of third-state air bases by the United States in the conflict with Iran

The United States has used air bases located in third states in the armed conflict with Iran that began on 28 February 2026. Yet, the action of the…

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Arms Exports and Access to Justice: Enforcing International Law through Domestic Courts

Since 8 October 2023, the day after Hamas’s attack on Israel, arms exports have been the subject of much debate. After spiking in 2023 (see report concerning…

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Navigation of Warships in the Taiwan Strait

For many years, the United States has been sending warships through the Taiwan Strait in a corridor it considers to be “international waters”. The transits,…

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A Hands-Off Approach to International Law: The Frankfurt Administrative Court’s Stance on Arms Exports to Israel

Introduction: Facts and Background of the Case On 15 July 2024, five individuals from Palestine applied for interim legal relief before the Administrative Court Frankfurt against…

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Germany and International Criminal Law: Some Additional Reflections in Light of Another Set of Current Developments

In my post of March 12, 2024, on this blog, I offered some reflections on what I called a ‘noteworthy touch of Janus-facedness’ regarding Germany’s position…

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Complementarity and the German Amicus Curiae Submission in the ICC Palestine Arrest Warrant Proceedings

In this post I will discuss the complementarity objections expressed by Germany and some other participants in the ongoing ICC arrest warrant proceedings in the…

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Functional Immunity Exceptions for Crimes Under International Law – New Developments in German Legislation and Case Law Raising Questions Concerning the Identification of Customary International Law

On 30 July, the International Law Commission (ILC) reached another milestone in its project on immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction by taking note of draft articles…

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Consolidating Germany’s “Pioneering Role” in the Prosecution of International Crimes

An earlier version of this contribution was published in German by NJW-aktuell. In early June, the German Parliament – Bundestag – passed significant…

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The German reform of war crimes against the environment – A missed opportunity to live up to the principle of legality

On June 6th, the German legislator, the Bundestag, adopted a new law reforming the German international criminal code (CCIAL / Völkerstrafgesetzbuch). The adoption of the reform…

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Taking the Road Less Travelled: The ICJ’s Pragmatic Approach to Provisional Measures in Nicaragua v Germany

When President Salam announced the ICJ’s decision not to indicate provisional measures against Germany as requested by Nicaragua on Tuesday, the legal advisers of States…

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