U.S. Announces Intent Not to Ratify International Criminal Court Treaty
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Foreign Policy and International Law
World Court Orders Belgium to Cancel an Arrest Warrant Issued Against the Congolese Foreign Minister
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World Court Orders Belgium to Cancel an Arrest Warrant Issued Against the Congolese Foreign Minister
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Diplomatic Immunities in Iraq
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The U.S. President, Once Again, Rejects Import Sanctions Against China
President Bush, on April 25, announced that he would not grant safeguard relief from imports of Chinese wire garment hangers requested by the US industry under Section 421 of the Trade Act of 1974.1 In doing so the President rejected a unanimous recommendation from the US International Trade Commission that duties be raised for a three-year period.2 This is the second time relief has been sought under Section 421, and the second time relief has been denied by the Bush Administration.3
Background
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Reservations to Treaties and United States Practice
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Distinctions Between International and U.S. Foreign Relations Law Issues Regarding Treatment of Suspected Terrorists
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Legality of a Request by the Interim Iraqi Government for the Continued Presence of United States Military Forces
According to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1511, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), the recognized occupying power in Iraq, [1] will dissolve on June 30, and an interim Iraqi government will begin to exercise Iraqi sovereignty. [2] The United States, however, has repeatedly stated that its troops will remain in Iraq after the handover, pursuant to an expected request by the Iraqi government. Given the questions surrounding the legitimacy of any Iraqi government, what would be the legal status of such a request?
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