Terra Nullius Explored
The concept of terra nullius, historically used to justify land claims, is examined through examples like the uninhabited island of St. Helena and the controversial Rockall. While much of the world's land has been claimed, the fascinating case of Antarctica remains a unique territory with overlapping claims from several nations, all suspended under the Antarctic Treaty. Discover the nuances of land ownership and the remnants of unclaimed territories in today's world.In this clip
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