[Il Fatto QUotidiano] Gli avvocati Italiani deludono nel caso della Corte Internazionale della Giustizia contro la Germania

[Süddeutsche Zeitung]: Internationaler Gerichtshof: positive Aussichten für Deutschland

[Russia Today] A growing anti-Chinese sentiment becomes increasingly apparent during Saturday’s press conference

[AP] Confidential Draft leaks in European Parliament 

[Reuters] French delegate is finally able to convince NATO allies to address ‘The Big Leak’

[Süddeutsche Zeitung] Artikel 12 - Mit oder ohne Kernkraft?

[The Onion] Ominous noises in the European Parliament on Saturday afternoon

[Reuters] Eswatini, and the mystery of the lost clause

[AFP] China describing own initiative as “death-trap” in WTO

[Al Jazeera] Opinion: Developing countries in a struggle to protect their People as developed nations’ veto proposal threatens to hamper the future of international collaboration

[Reuters] NATO members address “Eastern front” allegations and intel sharing

[Al Jazeera] Nations at WTO fail to show consensus

[AP] Mediation court as the solution for territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana

[Politico] NATO members fall short concluding as end of four-day summit nears

[AFP] La fin du nucléaire européen?

[AP] Global or regional guidelines: countries divided in talks on national and ethnic minorities on Saturday morning

[Associated Press] Hot debate on Energy Infrastructure borders on Chaos

[Russia Today] NATO divided in struggle over definitions

[Politico] Switzerland’s ALDE promotes a shift from human rights discussions

[AP] Passing of the Instruction on the Protection of Vital Infrastructures