As the laws of war become optional and crimes in Syria and Libya go unpunished, there are fears the body has no teeth Even at the best of times, there is a wide scope for misunderstanding in modern international relations, says António Guterres, the UN secretary general. "When two diplomats meet", he says, "there are at least six perceptions to manage: how the two perceive themselves, how they perceive each other - and how they think the other perceives them". Four months into the coronavirus e...
As the laws of war become optional and crimes in Syria and Libya go unpunished, there are fears the body has no teeth Even at the best of times, there is a wide scope for misunderstanding in modern international relations, says António Guterres, the UN secretary general. "When two diplomats meet", he says, "there are at least six perceptions to manage: how the two perceive themselves, how they perceive each other - and how they think the other perceives them". Four months into the coronavirus e...
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