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- International Lawpolitical-science-mcqs › international-law
- Published
- 16 Apr 2023
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
A state is permitted to use force primarily when it faces an attack from another state. Other situations, such as acting solely on security concerns or entering treaties, do not by themselves justify the use of force.
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- 1.How are the judges of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) chosen?
- 2.What does Dejure Recognition refer to?
- 3.Which of the following countries did not become a member of the League of Nations?
- 4.Who is protected from extradition under the law?
- 5.What role does the General Assembly serve within the United Nations?
- 6.Who stated that "International Law is truly law in the genuine sense of the word"?
- 7.Who defined International Law as the set of principles and rules that civilized states recognize as obligatory in their interactions with one another?
- 8.What is the effect of a significant change in circumstances on a treaty?
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