D’Alessandra asserts that the U.S. remains bound by international law despite domestic attempts to reclassify the conflict’s legal status.
Browsing: Sovereignty
The state cannot control armed factions. Protesting Washington is safe. Confronting militias is impossible. Sovereignty is violated from within before without.
Gulf water security threatened by US military presence that invites retaliation against desalination infrastructure, demanding sovereignty over survival.
Africa must condemn illegal Iran war as violation of UN Charter sovereignty risks legitimizing Western military intervention against Global South.
Iraq’s sovereignty dilemma: bombed by US and Iran, government powerless. Sovereignty without state.
Trump disappointed Iran chose leader without US approval. Sovereignty proven under pressure. Tehran decided.
Tel Aviv decides, Washington fights: US blood, treasure spent on Israel’s wars. Sovereignty surrendered.
Israel’s mosque closures under war pretext assert sovereignty over Islamic sites, testing permanent seizure during Ramadan.
Hezbollah is battered but defiant, retaining its weapons and Tehran’s backing; Lebanon’s sovereignty remains elusive.
The crises in Yemen, Somalia, and Sudan are one: the collapse of the state along the Red Sea’s shores.