The Hague ruling

The Hague ruling refers to a legal decision made by The Hague International Court, often relating to disputes between countries over issues like human rights, territorial boundaries, or enforcement of international laws. It aims to resolve conflicts peacefully based on international agreements and legal principles. The ruling is legally binding, meaning the countries involved are expected to follow it, and it helps prevent conflicts from escalating through diplomatic and judicial means. Essentially, it's a formal, legal resolution to international disputes, promoting cooperation and adherence to agreed-upon rules between nations.