Happy Sunday, everybody!
I hope all is going well. Only three more working weeks before Christmas, and an awful lot to do. I get overwhelmed by even trying to plan ahead everything for the coming weeks.
There were a lot of world affairs stories to recount this week, and a lot of great posts about everything as well. You can read just a handful of them below.
Donald Trump’s Historic Phone Call with Taiwan’s Tsai Ying-wen
And there was that, apparently, just the tip of the iceberg. American diplomacy is about to take unimaginable turns. Read about all the other diplomatic disasters the President-elect managed to pull off in such a short period of time.
Another Crazy 2016 Election Result. This time in a Tiny West African Country With Big Implications
Here is a pleasant after-election surprise, for a change. The end of a dictatorial regime in The Gambia.
Negotiating Justice at the ASP: From Crisis to Constructive Dialogue
One more post about the ICC’s Assembly of States Parties. I wonder whether Gambia’s position will change once the new government will be established.
ECCC Rejects Joint Criminal Enterprise III and
The legal legacy after the Khmer Rouge
A significant judgement was announced last week at the Extarordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.
