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Power must always be restrained by moral responsibility. Assess the ethical concerns associated with the use of force in international politics. Explain how moral principles should guide state conduct.

Q9. Power must always be restrained by moral responsibility. Assess the ethical concerns associated with the use of force in international politics. Explain how moral principles should guide state conduct. (10 M)

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