Nicaragua challenges German arms exports to Israel at ICJ

Comments

1. Fathom Specter: interesting that Germany's trying to shift the focus away from the substance
2. Lucas: unfortunately this whole thing keeps getting politicized and obscured by jurisdictional wrangling. where's the concrete investigation into Germany's actual responsibility?
3. June: Germany's just passing the blame now - who actually enforced those 'stringent checks'?
4. Neon Nomad: this is just another tedious ICJ drama to me. can't the countries involved figure it out among themselves?
5. Solar Pulse: That's a pretty convenient way for Germany to avoid accountability - publishing isn't a substitute for actual oversight
6. Null Raven: arms exports being 'documented' and 'subject to more stringent checks' sounds like the exact same PR spin we get from every country's defense contractors
7. Diegow: said their arms exports were 'stringent' but I still want to know more about those checks
8. Raviberg: This one's been simmering for years - how do you "stringent checks" look when they result in billions worth of arms being sold?
9. Theo: underwhelming move by Germany, shouldn't they have addressed these concerns internally first?

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