Books that offer a two-sided view on modern day geopolitical conflicts
Preferably through the use of international law and accords. I personally do not like conflicts that predate the dissolution of their previous custodians (like the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in the Caucasus which took off way before the implosion of the USSR and was subject to different legal systems, resulting in nitpicking).
Israel-Palestine is okay though since it more or less started because of the UN.
I'd also like to mention that troll posts belong on his and I am only interested in factual and legal readings of this topic. You can display any belief you want, as long as you can at least tell us where it comes from. If you do not like providing or engaging with citations, then this is not the thread for you.
Israel-Palestine is okay though since it more or less started because of the UN.
I'd also like to mention that troll posts belong on his and I am only interested in factual and legal readings of this topic. You can display any belief you want, as long as you can at least tell us where it comes from. If you do not like providing or engaging with citations, then this is not the thread for you.