France fears the destruction of international law
During discussions in Germany, concerns arose regarding how the 'Peace Council,' proposed as a response to the situation in Gaza, might affect contemporary international law. A representative of the German government emphasized that such an initiative could become the 'final nail in the coffin' of the international order as it exists today. According to the Financial Times, these concerns were expressed as a warning about the potential weakening of international norms and legal frameworks.
Context
The 'Peace Council' initiative is a proposal put forward by Russian officials, suggesting the creation of an international organization to resolve conflicts. Recently, it has drawn attention from states concerned about its potential consequences for international law.
Germany warns that the "Peace Council" could undermine international law, calling the initiative a threat to the existing order.
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