Introduction
Despite the importance of cyberattacks, little has been written about the relationship between these attacks and the applicable law. States are still struggling with controversies involving definitions, even though there is wide applicability of both laws and norms in this context. As a result, cyberspace remains relatively anarchic and the continued controversies have impeded further progress. The 2020 report by EU Cyber Direct illustrated this by indicating how the lack of legal clarity has prevented states from taking legal action in response to cyberattacks. Thus, state-conducted cyberattacks have been left formally unattributed and unchallenged by the law. Although cyber-focused governments in Europe and elsewhere have offered formal and public legal clarifications through statements about the applicability of international law in cyberspace, many states either lag behind in such developments or have simply refused to articulate their views. If, however, internatio
On Monday, Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi announced that Iran had exposed “the main perpetrator” of the November 2020 assassination of prominent Iranian nuclear.
18 Dec 2020
A grand coalition of the Islamic countries can control the world by dominating banking systems, commerce, trade, energy and key shipping routes, chairman of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major-General Mohammad Baqeri, said on Thursday.
Addressing the Sixth Congress of Muslim Geographers, the semi-official IRNA news service reported Baqeri outlined the ways he believes Islam is a superior force and how that perceived advantage can translate into leverage on a host of international levels.
[The] Islamic world holds “some two third of the world’s fossil energy resources, the most important straits essential for the world maritime trade and attractive markets,” Baqeri said, before urging optimal use of the assets.
Iran denounces NATO involvement in murder of scientist
Iran denounces NATO involvement in murder of scientist
Tehran, Dec 10 (Prensa Latina) Iran denounced the participation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in the murder of scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, highlights today a note from the Hispantv network.
The source reproduces statements by the Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Mohamad Hosein Baqeri, on the use of a weapon belonging to the North Atlantic alliance in the murder of nuclear scientist.
The deadly attack could have been carried out through the use of advanced technologies and intelligent weaponry guided by satellites, the high-ranking official said.