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Under A Market Logic, Even Pathogens Have Proud Owners

Exactly after four years of the Covid-19 hit the globe, WHO is ready with a draft negotiating text of the Pandemic Agreement with prevention, preparedness and response as its purpose. An. ....

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Oppenheimer, Bhagavad Gita and legality of nuclear weapons' use: How Judge Nagendra Singh led the way

When the substantive aspects of the laws of war were considered, Singh argued that the use of nuclear weapons on any scale would involve a refusal to distinguish combatants and non-combatants. This, he asserted, was illegal ....

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