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Belgian Court Halts Military Equipment Transit to Israel
A Belgian court ordered the Flemish government to stop the transit of military equipment to Israel after finding tank components in Antwerp destined for an Israeli army supplier, citing the Geneva Convention and Arms Trade Treaty, and imposing a €50,000 fine per violation.
Belgian Court Halts Military Equipment Transit to Israel
A Belgian court ordered the Flemish government to stop the transit of military equipment to Israel after finding tank components in Antwerp destined for an Israeli army supplier, citing the Geneva Convention and Arms Trade Treaty, and imposing a €50,000 fine per violation.
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1,000-Prisoner Exchange Marks Largest Swap Since Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
On Friday, Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange involving 1,000 prisoners from each side, the largest such exchange since February 2022; further phases are expected this weekend.
1,000-Prisoner Exchange Marks Largest Swap Since Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
On Friday, Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange involving 1,000 prisoners from each side, the largest such exchange since February 2022; further phases are expected this weekend.
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Poland Questions Geneva Convention Applicability Amidst EU Migration Debate
Following a German parliamentary resolution on stricter immigration, Poland proposed a potential challenge to the 1951 Geneva Convention on Refugees, citing its obsolescence in the current geopolitical landscape, prompting a debate among EU nations on the Convention's applicability and the future of...
Poland Questions Geneva Convention Applicability Amidst EU Migration Debate
Following a German parliamentary resolution on stricter immigration, Poland proposed a potential challenge to the 1951 Geneva Convention on Refugees, citing its obsolescence in the current geopolitical landscape, prompting a debate among EU nations on the Convention's applicability and the future of...
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Russia Faces War Crimes Case After Video Shows Execution of Ukrainian POWs
Ukraine launched a war crimes investigation against Russia on Thursday after a video surfaced showing Russian soldiers executing six unarmed Ukrainian prisoners of war in the Donetsk region; this is the latest in a series of reported killings of Ukrainian POWs, totaling 177 since the start of the in...
Russia Faces War Crimes Case After Video Shows Execution of Ukrainian POWs
Ukraine launched a war crimes investigation against Russia on Thursday after a video surfaced showing Russian soldiers executing six unarmed Ukrainian prisoners of war in the Donetsk region; this is the latest in a series of reported killings of Ukrainian POWs, totaling 177 since the start of the in...
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Court Finds Australian War Hero Guilty of War Crimes
An Australian Federal Court found Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith guilty of murdering four Afghan captives, violating the Geneva Convention and Australian law; the ruling followed a 2023 decision and subsequent appeal.

Court Finds Australian War Hero Guilty of War Crimes
An Australian Federal Court found Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith guilty of murdering four Afghan captives, violating the Geneva Convention and Australian law; the ruling followed a 2023 decision and subsequent appeal.
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Red Cross Under Fire for Actions During Hamas Hostage Crisis
The Red Cross faced intense criticism for its role in the Hamas hostage release, with its emblem appearing on the uniforms of Hamas officials who were participating in the ritual mortification of hostages, and for its refusal to accept medicine for released hostages, raising concerns about its neutr...

Red Cross Under Fire for Actions During Hamas Hostage Crisis
The Red Cross faced intense criticism for its role in the Hamas hostage release, with its emblem appearing on the uniforms of Hamas officials who were participating in the ritual mortification of hostages, and for its refusal to accept medicine for released hostages, raising concerns about its neutr...
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Video Shows Execution of Ukrainian POWs by Russian Soldiers
A video shows Russian soldiers in occupied Donetsk executing at least six Ukrainian prisoners of war; Kyiv launched a criminal investigation and reported the incident to the UN and Red Cross, highlighting the systematic disregard for international law.

Video Shows Execution of Ukrainian POWs by Russian Soldiers
A video shows Russian soldiers in occupied Donetsk executing at least six Ukrainian prisoners of war; Kyiv launched a criminal investigation and reported the incident to the UN and Red Cross, highlighting the systematic disregard for international law.
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Russian Soldier on Trial for Killing Surrendering Ukrainian Soldier
A Zaporozhye court heard testimony from three Russian soldiers who witnessed Dmitry Kurashov, a 26-year-old Russian soldier, fatally shoot a surrendering Ukrainian soldier on January 6th, 2024, near Pryutne village during an assault on Ukrainian positions held by the 127th Separate Territorial Defen...

Russian Soldier on Trial for Killing Surrendering Ukrainian Soldier
A Zaporozhye court heard testimony from three Russian soldiers who witnessed Dmitry Kurashov, a 26-year-old Russian soldier, fatally shoot a surrendering Ukrainian soldier on January 6th, 2024, near Pryutne village during an assault on Ukrainian positions held by the 127th Separate Territorial Defen...
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