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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Kazem Gharibabadi has strongly condemned foreign interference in the internal affairs of states, asserting that such actions violate the fundamental principles of international law and the UN Charter. He called for respect for sovereignty and emphasized dialogue over unilateral measures.
On World Humanitarian Day, an Oxfam official warns that norms protecting civilians and aid workers are severely eroding, with aid worker deaths nearly tripling in three years. The article highlights growing impunity, restrictive measures, and funding cuts that are undermining humanitarian operations.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that Tehran has never acted outside the international framework, stressing commitment to dialogue and cooperation. He also called current sanctions unjust, amid ongoing nuclear tensions with Western countries.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned naval blockades and attacks on Iranian vessels as violations of international law, warning of serious consequences. He urged the international community to take action amid rising Middle East tensions.
President Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran is willing to advance diplomatic activities in accordance with international law. The announcement comes amid sanctions and regional tensions, with the new administration signaling openness to dialogue.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declared that the Strait of Hormuz will be managed by Iran under international law, asserting sovereignty over the strategic waterway. The statement comes amid heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf and follows recent Iranian naval exercises.
A French court ruling, including the conviction of a local politician for citing views on the right to resistance, has sparked controversy over whether the country's judicial system is violating international law principles. The case of Mohamed Makni, a deputy mayor, highlights growing concerns over the criminalization of political discourse linking occupation and resistance. Critics argue this trend undermines freedom of expression and international legal standards.
Vietnam's Foreign Ministry spokesperson has refuted recent inaccurate statements by the French minister, calling them lacking objectivity and contrary to international law. The ministry affirmed Vietnam's consistent position in defending national principles and urged respect for the truth.
Norway's government has proposed a law banning trade with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, calling them a violation of international law. The draft law, open for consultation until September 19, would prohibit goods produced in settlements and real estate transactions. The move has drawn praise from a UN rapporteur, who questioned Norway's continued investments through its sovereign wealth fund.
