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The making of Nigeria as a sovereign state - a theoretical prognosis and analysis of a balanced federalism by Bassey, Antigha Okon

“…The invocations of such a Natu-centric force through the introduction and implementation of a domiciliary policy as practiced in the United States of America is expected to ameliorate and eradicate other forces acting against the attainment of true federalism occasioned by a federal balance, which is one of the fundamental determinants of the future of Nigeria as a sovereign state.…”
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Obama'S Afghanistan strategy: a policy of balancing the reality with the practice by Sahibuddin, Wahabuddin

“…The Policy’s assertion that the US is not an occupier and respects Afghanistan’s rights as a sovereign state when it remains engaged in its politics is praiseworthy.…”
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Obama’S Afghanistan strategy: a policy of balancing the reality with the practice by Ra'ees, Wahabuddin

“…The Policy’s assertion that the US is not an occupier and respects Afghanistan’s rights as a sovereign state when it remains engaged in its politics is praiseworthy. …”
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Isu-isu profesionalisme dalam Perlembagaan Persekutuan Malaysia by Nazri Muslim

“…For a sovereign state, the constitution is seen as the source of the supreme law of the country in which each individual must behold. …”
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The Srebrenica genocide: lest we forget by Omer, Spahic

“…The genocide was the culmination of Serb aggression against the independent and sovereign state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The aggression started in April 1992 and ended in December 1995. …”
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Workplace built environment: underpinning the incentive structure for k-workers in the public sector / Siti Korota Aini Hj. Omar and Rugayah Hj. Hashim by Omar, Siti Korota Aini, Hashim, Rugayah

“…The super-ordinate goals, in which real stakeholders (workers and the society) win, would be achievable if they are not taken for granted, but recognized as sovereign people, living in sovereign state. Reinventing a governing concept to overlap existing workable culture without consideration of the psychological need of the stakeholders is a waste of resources. …”
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The politics of emergency and the demise of the developing state: problems for humanitarian advocacy by Pupavac, Vanessa

“…However rather than the strong sovereign state lying behind today’s humanitarian crises, the article contends that the weak state is the problem. …”
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Three waves of hate speech spreading faster than the pandemic in Malaysia: an analyses of outgroup populist narratives and hate speech during the COVID-19 by Kevin Fernandez

“…The last one was against the global ummah, defending the sovereign state and other Malaysians from being infected by foreign and migrant workers, especially the Rohingya refugees. …”
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Asyum and non-refoulement in international law: an analysis by Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib

“…According to this theory the right to grant asylum is an attribute of the sovereign state and no individual alien is entitiled by right to be granted asylum. …”
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Sovereignty of a nation: a lesson learnt from the case of Batu Puteh Island (Pedra Branca) by Suhaimy, Khairul Azman, Jaes, Lutfan, Kamri, Khairol Anuar, Othman, Hussain, Nordin, Shahrul Anuar, Damin, Zahrul Akmal, Halim, Harliana, Abdul Rahim, Mohd Hisyam, Borham, Abdul Shakor, Othman, Mohd Fuad, Ismail, Marwan, Mubarak, Mohd Zain, Ramlan, Najah, Aziz, Hani Suraya

“…Or, should it be decided by the Sultan as head of a sovereign state? These are some of the questions which are yet to be answered and documentation is vital. …”
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A case study: justification of humanitarian intervention / Mohamed Shahrul Fazli Kamarulzaman and Syed Zain Abdul Rahman Alhadad by Kamarulzaman, Mohamed Shahrul Fazli, Abdul Rahman Alhadad, Syed Zain

“…Alas, it is our notion that humanitarian intervention shall be defined and universally accepted as a legal right and not a political tool to interfere in the internal affairs of a sovereign state.…”
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Envoys must respect local laws by Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib

“…In any case, Malaysia, as a sovereign state, is under no obligation to explain its action. …”
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M'sia need not take it to ICJ by Daily Express, (KK)

“…KUALA LUMPUR: There is no need for Malaysia to bring the issue of Sabah's rights to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) as historical and non-historical facts clearly show that it is a sovereign state of Malaysia, said historian Prof Emeritus Dr Ranjit Singh of Universiti Utara Malaysia. …”
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Expert: No need to take Sabah issue to ICJ by New Sabah Times English, (KK)

“…KUALA LUMPUR: There is no need for Malaysia to bring the issue of Sabah's rights to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) as historical and non-historical facts clearly show that it is a sovereign state of Malaysia,said historian Prof Emeritus Dr Ranjit Singh of Universiti Utara Malaysia. …”
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Operation Sovereign Borders: The Very Real Risk of Refoulement of Refugees by Dechent, Susanna

“…The article concludes that refoulement of refugees is likely to result, unless Australia succeeds in securing comprehensive co-operation of multiple sovereign states in the Asia-Pacific region.…”
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Cyber-attack as inevitable kinetic war by Lilienthal, Gary, Ahmad, Nehaluddin

“…Its methodology is delimited to discussing the nature of cyber-attack, but only on a basis between one sovereign state and another sovereign state. The paper is further delimited by reference to Article 2(4) of the UN Charter, and how that article might be considered breached. …”
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Introduction: Sustainability and development in Asia and the Pacific: A kaleidoscope of issues by Marinova, Dora, Guo, Xiumei

“…The total number of Asian-Pacific countries varies from the low 40s to the high 70s and, in addition to independent nation-states, can also include countries which are not fully recognized, countries dependent on others (PRF, 2016), internationally recognized dependent territories, dependencies, partially sovereign states, overseas collectivities, unincorporated organized, and unincorporated unorganized territories.…”
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Public international law: a practical approach, 4th ed. by Hamid, Abdul Ghafur@Khin Maung Sein

“…International law is a fascinating subject which has gone far beyond its traditional idea of the law governing the relations of sovereign States. In the present time, its pervasiveness covers the activities of international organizations, civil society, NGOs and even ordinary citizens of each and every country of the world. …”
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Nasionalisme Malaysia: Quo-vadis by Ab Ghani, Rohani

“…However, it also entails certains assumptions about the will to self-determination, the existence and indeed desirability of diversity, the superiority of the sovereign state over other forms of rule, and the centrality of national loyalty to political power as basic form of legitimation." …”
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The role of Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC) as a regional hub for oil and gas sector by Wan Zahari, Wan Mohd Zulhafiz

“…Hydrocarbons projects involve multiple parties, including sovereign states and corporations, to operate expensive, complex and high-risk activities. …”
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