Foreign Policy and International Law
Proportionality in International Law
Exporting Armed Drones – The United States Sets Policy
The U.S. State Department recently announced a new policy for exports of military drones (unmanned aerial vehicles).[1] Military drones are today’s most sophisticated tools for aerial surveillance, capable of persistent and distant overflight of any terrain. While not all military drones can fire weapons, armed drones have generated controversy because of their prominent role in targeted killings of foreign and American supporters of terrorist organizations.
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Iran, Nuclear Weapons, and International Law: What Might the Final Agreement Add?
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