“Crime is a legal concept, and whether someone has committed a crime or not cannot simply be judged by various commissions, but only by a court of law. In domestic law, murders, thefts, and other criminal acts are ruled on by domestic courts, while in international law, this is done by international courts, and within …
The public letter by Milan Kučan and his co-signatories legitimises the moves of Putin’s undemocratic, authoritarian, aggressive and criminal regime, while at the same time blatantly disregarding some fundamental rules of international law – such as the prohibition of aggression and the inviolability of international borders. It is interesting that the letter was signed by …
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After Tuesday’s historic visit of the Slovenian, Polish, and Czech prime ministers to Ukraine, with which, among other things, Slovenia ranked itself among the top category countries in terms of European and world diplomacy, new breaking news came from the Hague on Wednesday: in accordance with Article 41 of the Statute of the Tribunal, the …
