In what endeavor was Pope Gregory I especially active?<span>converting non-Christian peoples of Germanic Europe to Christianity</span>
They attack foreigners and burned down missionaries. With the support of the Empress Dowager, they
stormed the foreign legations for 55 days.
The foreigners did their best to defend themselves against the
boxers. An international army composed
of British, American, Russian, Japanese, French, German, Italian and other
foreign forces liberated the legation and drove the boxers out. The boxers were later executed for their
acts.
Soldiers were not as trained as much.
Soldiers were not land owners, but maybe could be later...
(Harder to fight for something if you do not own it)
Soldiers started getting paid on the outskirts of the frontier, and not from Italy itself.
Soldiers were to over confident, particular the Battle of Teutorburg forest.
Some barbarians had great leaders in battle.
Some Roman generals did not want to be out in the field, they wanted to be politicians.
4th option:
It has authority to handle both civil and criminal cases.
Special courts handle civil and criminal disputes.
** Additionally, cases tried in special courts (limited-jurisdiction criminal courts), such as misdemeanor court, may be reheard in a general-jurisdiction trial court without an appeal.
Simple naaa Moreover, the UN has “repeatedly stated that Jerusalem remains a final status issue”, he continued, “the city’s future can only be resolved on the basis of international law and through negotiations between the parties”.
Unilateral proposal
Last week United States President Donald Trump proposed his ‘Vision for Peace, Prosperity and a Brighter Future’ that would legalize Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem and also allow Israel to annex around 30 per cent of the West Bank.
Michael Link, UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Palestine, referred to it as “a one and a half State solution".
For his part, the Secretary-General responded by recalling the UN’s longstanding commitment to realize a two-State solution, with Israelis and Palestinians “living side by side in peace and security within recognized borders, on the basis of the pre-1967 lines.”
“The position of the United Nations on the two-State solution has been defined, throughout the years, by relevant Security Council and General Assembly resolutions by which the Secretariat is bound”, he upheld.
Human sufferingSuffering continues
Meanwhile, human suffering prevails throughout the occupied Palestinian territory, said the UN chief, including the “dire socio-economic conditions” facing the two million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip.
“Projects implemented by UN agencies and other donors are bringing a measure of relief, but far more needs to be done”, explained the UN chief.
Ultimately, Gaza also requires political solutions: “On its own, no amount of humanitarian or economic support will resolve either the situation in Gaza or the broader conflict”, he said.
Restrictions must be eased on the movement of goods and people to and from Gaza, with the goal of ultimately lifting them.
“I call on Palestinian leaders to engage constructively with Egypt and others to advance intra-Palestinian reconciliation”, Mr. Guterres stated, repeating his pleas to Member States to “ensure reliable funding for UNRWA [UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East] to fully continue its vital work on behalf of Palestinian refugees”.
On its own, no amount of humanitarian or economic support will resolve either the situation in Gaza or the broader conflict -- UN chief
Elections ‘long overdue’
Holding “long overdue general elections” in Palestine, including East Jerusalem, will be “a crucial step” towards renewed legitimacy for national institutions and “reuniting the Palestinian people under a single, legitimate and democratic Palestinian national government”, according to the UN chief.
“As my Special Coordinator of the Middle East Process recently said to the Security Council, we are hopeful that the Palestinian President will very soon issue the decree scheduling legislative and presidential elections and that Israel will allow voting in East Jerusalem as well”, he said.
UN’s diamond anniversary
In marking the Organization’s 75th anniversary, Mr. Guterres flagged, “we need a renewed commitment to uphold the values of the Charter as our shared framework of cooperation for realization of the rights of future generations of Israeli and Palestinians”.
“Rest assured of my full commitment and that of the United Nations” for a “just and comprehensive peace” between Palestinians and Israelis “living side by side” as two States, concluded the Secretary-General
