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Brexit fish wars: history explains why France and the UK get so angry about access to the seas

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2 November 20213 November 2021

A dispute between Britain and France about fishing territories has escalated rapidly. French authorities detained a British trawler on Thursday, October 28, and Britain promptly summoned the French ambassador for…Read More >

Stronger justice to keep children safe

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1 February 201931 January 2019

Although most  UN peacekeeping personnel perform their jobs with courage, dedication and professionalism, a few commit sexual offences that can ruin lives and betray the trust of those that they…Read More >

News from Prosperity and Resilience: Walker Institute and Marie Aronsson-Storier

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6 October 2017

The School of Law and the Walker Institute, together with the American Society of International Law, held the Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law Symposium at UoR between 29 June…Read More >

Armed drones in the ‘right hands’

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21 August 201712 November 2021

By Dr Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, Associate Professor in Public International Law, University of Reading A recent BBC news article reported on the development of a new, smaller type of armed drone…Read More >

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