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UN Climate Vote Tests Global Resolve on Emissions

United Nations— The United Nations General Assembly is set to consider a draft resolution this week reaffirming states’ legal obligations

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Guterres Warns Rule of Law Under Strain at ICJ Milestone

Hague— Antonio Guterres warned on Friday that international law is facing mounting challenges even from major global powers, urging that