I was interested in the news that US President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order to rename the US Department of Defense to the Department of War. I am interested in the question: could such a name change affect international law or the status of the US in international relations?
Do you think that the planned strikes deep into Russia comply with international humanitarian law? I mean, are such actions considered acts of aggression or can they be justified as self-defense?
I am following the news about the improvement of relations between India and China. Could such changes affect Ukrainian legislation on international relations, and will any changes be made to our laws in this regard?
I read the news that Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming the US Department of Defense to the Department of War. I wonder if the president has the right to issue such executive orders regarding government agencies?
The US is developing a new plan to end the war in Ukraine, which consists of 28 points. This plan was discussed with a Kremlin representative. What are the possible international legal consequences if this plan is implemented and how might it affect the status of the temporarily occupied territories?
I wonder if Donald Trump's decision to rename the Pentagon to the Department of War could affect Ukraine's international relations with the United States and other countries. Will this lead to a change in policy regarding military assistance to us?