Following up a complaint from Serbia, he U.N. General Assembly requested taht the International Court of Justice (ICJ) -on October 2008- should clarify the legality of Kosovo’s declaration of independence, which took place on the 17 th February 2008. After considering written statements from 36 U.N. member states, including Serbia, USA, France, Spain, etc., [...]
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 7 comments | Tags: ICJ, independence, international law, kosovo, recognition, Spain | Category: Spain, catalonia, independence, international, kosovo, stateless nations | July 26th, 2010 When wondering about the international recognition of an eventual independent state of Catalonia after a democràtic and peaceful process, it is always interesting to try to identify those countries which are likely to swiftly recognize the new state and those who will be more reluctant. In this sense, the arguments presented by [...] 2 comments | Tags: international recognition, kosovo, territorial integrity | Category: catalonia, independence, international, kosovo, stateless nations | January 25th, 2010 “Not at all” was the answer of US state department spokesman Robert Wood when asked whether the United States shared Spain’s view that the mission in Kosovo is over. Last week, Carme Chacón visited Spanish troops in Kosovo to announce that “the mission has been completed and it is time to return home“, [...] 4 comments | Tags: international recognition, kosovo, self-determination | Category: international, kosovo, stateless nations | March 24th, 2009 |
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