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Trump administration’s capture of Maduro raises unease about the international legal framework
THE HAGUE, Netherlands: From the smoldering wreckage of two catastrophic world wars in the last century, nations came together to build an edifice of international rules and laws. The goal was to prevent such sprawling conflicts in the future. Now that world order — centered at the United Nations headquarters in New York, near the courtroom where Nicolás Maduro was arraigned Monday after his removal from power in Venezuela — appears in danger of crumbling as the doctrine of “might makes right” muscles its way back onto the global stage. UN Undersecretary-General Rosemary A.
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tass.com
Guterres deeply alarmed by Maduro's capture, calls for respect for international law
The UN Secretary General called on all actors in Venezuela to engage in inclusive dialogue, in full respect of human rights and the rule of law
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theguardian.com
European leaders appear torn in face of new world order after Venezuela attack
Leaders struggle to square welcome for ejection of Maduro with support for international law
