International Law is elusive...mostly without a tangible solution or rule

To make a sense of it, i think, one must relate it with Cases and Precedents

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International law is only as strong as the participants' adherence to it. Unfortunately it is widely ignored when inconvenient to individual countries, particularly powerful ones, and nobody can do anything about it. So it's impotent when it really matters.