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Is DeepSeek a game-changer for AI energy consumption and international climate goals? by Dr Jon Truby
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@DrDrNakajimaKei This post addresses the main thrust of the ICJ’s jurisdictional findings in the two ostensibly contrasting judgments on preliminary objections raised by Armenia and Azerbaijan against the backdrop of the parties’ litigation tactics.
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@DrDrNakajimaKei This post addresses the main thrust of the ICJ’s jurisdictional findings in the two ostensibly contrasting judgments on preliminary objections raised by Armenia and Azerbaijan against the backdrop of the parties’ litigation tactics.
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The IACtHR’s recent ruling in Pueblos Rama y Kriol v. Nicaragua suggests expanding jus cogens to include environmental protection. But what’s missing beyond this on State Responsibility? #JusCogens
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According to the IEA, mineral demand for clean energy technologies will triple demand for critical energy transition minerals by 2030 on a net zero CO2 emissions by 2050 scenario. This offers tremendous economic opportunities and substantial challenges.
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In this blog post, the author elaborates the features of the UN Convention against Cybercrime and addresses some of the main criticisms of the Convention in relation to human rights.
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Following the public hearings before the Intl Court of Justice on its Advisory Opinion on climate change this blog maps and analyses key contentions raised by States on applicable law and causality between States' conduct and climate harm @DBGarridoAlves
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RT @CIL_Oceans: The Eighth CIL-ANCORS Workshop on Maritime Boundary Delimitation is calling for applications! The Workshop will take place…
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This symposium consolidates the discussions from an event commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in Singapore reflecting on the institution's history, notable achievements, distinctive qualities, and future direction.
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Alessandra Spadaro shares reflections on ICC's arrest warrants against Israeli officials: on double standards that have marked the Court’s work and the reactions of some states, limitations of the warrants, and opportunities they generate.
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RT @CIL_TRILA: Episode 13 of The Asian Scholar podcast is out! What can we draw from the Buddhist stories & ethics as we try to understand…
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The Hague Court of Appeal's decision in Milieudefensie et al. v Shell is an important precedent for climate change accountability. A nuanced reading shows the Court's sustained position that companies have a legal obligation to limit CO2 emissions.
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This blog by @KashishAneja_ examines key aspects of WHO Pandemic Accord's technology transfer provisions, including: voluntary vs mandatory transfers, IP waivers, TRIPS flexibilities, and challenges in equitable access to pandemic-related health products.
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COVID-19 exposed vulnerabilities in pharmaceutical supply chains. @ronaldtundang argues that international trade and investment rules must be revisited to boost local R&D and production as the proposed Pandemic Treaty alone cannot resolve the problem.
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This post by @nicoled_foster discusses Art. 10 of the draft Pandemic Treaty and complementary national/regional initiatives promoting local production of health products. It highlights the need to have secure demand and procurement arrangements in place.
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In this symposium led by A/Prof Ayelet Berman, global health law scholars examine draft provisions of the WHO Agreement on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response, and its promotion of equitable access to pandemic-related goods.
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