How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine tested the international legal order | Brookings
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Russia held one of the permanent five seats on the United Nations Security Council, which gave it a veto over any enforcement actions that the U.N. might undertake as the war began, it looked like we were witnessing the end of the modern global legal order I will consider what the war has taught us
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- Russia held one of the permanent five seats on the United Nations Security Council, which gave it a veto over any enforcement actions that the U.N. might undertake
- as the war began, it looked like we were witnessing the end of the modern global legal order
- I will consider what the war has taught us about the strengths and weaknesses of the international legal order
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- violated the prohibition on the use of force embodied in Article 2(4) of the United Nations Charter.
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