US EditionUnited Nations’ Chief Lashes Out at Countries Violating International Law
- Nicaraguan Co-President Daniel Ortega condemned U.S. threats against Cuba, emphasizing global support against the blockade during an event at the National Police University in Nicaragua.
- United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres criticized countries violating international law and highlighted the concentration of power among the world's richest 1%, calling it 'morally indefensible.'
- Guterres warned that the erosion of international law and violations lead to harmful consequences, stating, 'When leaders run roughshod over international law...they are setting a perilous precedent.'
- Ortega expressed support for Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez and demanded the return of President Nicolás Maduro, who he claims was kidnapped by U.S. military personnel.
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Nicaraguan Co-President greets Cuba and denounces US threats
Addressing the 48th Graduation Ceremony of Cadets at “Leonel Rugama” Police Science University of the National Police last, Ortega highlighted the historic support of the international community at the United Nations against the blockade that Washington has maintained against Havana for more than six decades. The president stated, “In every vote, almost all countries voted to lift the US blockade. Who voted against it? The delegate from the Unit…
UN chief lashes out at countries violating international law; warns 'new geopolitics' could jeopardize world order
While observing the current destabilized situation and power chaos, the United Nations has come forward to discourage countries from their unlawful actions.The UN chief lashed out Thursday, January...
Russian aggression against Ukraine, US intervention in Venezuela, considerations of the US annexation of Greenland. Does anyone in today's world even care about international law, or are we entering a new era where international norms will replace the law of the strong?
Latinus The president gave his first public statements on the international news and condemned the use of the law of the strongest for some nations to impose their will Russian President Vladimir Putin today made his first public statements on the international news of 2026, but avoided expressly criticizing the president of the United States, Donald Trump, for his policy towards Venezuela, Iran or Greenland.
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