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Discussion about current events, culture, independent candidates, business, education, travel, death and taxes, global mobility, citizenship and residence by investment options, Americans abroad, FATCA, CRS, U.S. citizenship renunciation, Green Card abandonment, citizenship taxation, PFIC, GILTI, foreign trusts, I-407 and more ...
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Monday Jan 05, 2026
Emergency in The Hague: When the ICJ was Asked to Stop a Hostage Crisis
Monday Jan 05, 2026
Monday Jan 05, 2026
January 5, 2026: AI Generated podcast based on Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti's 1979 argument in the International Court when the U.S. Embassy was seized in Iran.
Mr. Civiletti's statement to the court is here:
https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/ag/legacy/2011/08/23/12-10-1979.pdf
Here is the AI description of the statement ...
"On December 10, 1979, the United States asked the International Court of Justice for urgent provisional measures to end the illegal seizure and imprisonment of American diplomats in Tehran. Led by Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti, the U.S. framed the plea as an emergency injunction grounded in law, not politics.
The episode traces the four-pronged legal strategy—Vienna Conventions on Diplomatic and Consular Relations, the 1973 convention on Crimes Against Internationally Protected Persons, and the 1955 U.S.–Iran Treaty of Amity—and shows how the case sought to protect individual lives while defending the foundations of the international diplomatic system."

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