The Russian submarine of project 877 "Halibut" continues to be an advanced weapon that has kept NATO countries at bay for ...

He is known as the “father of the Halibut Treaty” which was consummated in 1923. The Treaty has been widely recognized as an outstanding success in the rehabilitation of the fishery and this work is ...

After the end of the war, economic and military cooperation between the two countries increased. The Halibut Treaty of 1923 might sound trivial, but it was a watershed moment for Canada, representing ...

Philippe Lejeanvre / Getty Images A tax treaty is an agreement between two countries that aims to avoid double taxation. A tax treaty is a bilateral agreement made by two countries to resolve ...

Indigenous halibut hooks. Photo courtesy of Fishing Vessel Owners Association (FVOA) & International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC) Kicking off a series written by Arni Thomson- History of the ...

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The international convention or treaty is a written agreement between two or more international persons, intended to create mutual rights and obligations under public international law. From this ...

Calls are growing for the UK to withdraw from the treaty banning the use of landmines. Nations in eastern Europe, including Poland and Finland, have signalled they will leave the 1997 Ottawa ...

A barrage of tariffs unleashed by US President Donald Trump has sparked a discussion among NATO members on whether the move breaches the military alliance’s treaty. Norwegian Foreign Minister ...

NATO members Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia said Tuesday they are abandoning the 1997 Ottawa convention treaty outlawing the use of anti-personnel landmines (APL) amid the ongoing conflict ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has been asked to help convince three countries — Tonga, Bhutan and Nepal — to sign and ratify a global treaty that bans nuclear weapon testing.

Poland and the Baltic states plan to withdraw from an international convention banning the use of landmines, citing potential military threats from neighbouring Russia. The defence ministers of ...