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The '''Antarctic Treaty System''' is a series of international agreements established to ensure Antarctica remains a peaceful, non-militarized, and environmentally protected region.
The '''Antarctic Treaty System''' is a series of international agreements established to ensure {{Wiki|Antarctica}} remains a peaceful, non-militarized, and environmentally protected region.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Antarctic Treaty System}}</ref>


==Purpose==
==Purpose==
Signed in 1959 and enacted in 1961, the ATS has been ratified by 58 countries. It governs Antarctica by prohibiting territorial claims, military activities (except for peaceful purposes), resource exploitation, and hunting. The treaty ensures that the continent is used solely for scientific research and international cooperation while preventing activities such as nuclear testing or environmental harm.<ref>{{WP|Antarctic Treaty System}}</ref>
Signed in 1959 and enacted in 1961, the ATS has been ratified by 58 countries. It governs Antarctica by prohibiting territorial claims, all military activities except for peaceful purposes, resource exploitation, and [[hunting]]. The treaty ensures that the continent is used solely for scientific research and international cooperation while preventing activities such as nuclear testing or environmental harm.<ref name="Wiki"/>


==History==
==History==
On 4 September 2012, a news articles by the [[Abstergo News Wire]] was emailed to [[Warren Vidic]], the [[Animus Project]] head and subscriber to the news service. The article detailed the growing tensions mounting over the efforts of the [[United States]] and the {{Wiki|European Union}} drilling on the continent. The main concern being that such activities were possibly in violation of the Treaty agreement, additionally the tense situation became more complicated with the allegedly unrelated presence of two naval destroyers in the vicinity.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Warren Vidic's email]]</ref>
On 4 September 2012, a news articles by the [[Abstergo News Wire]] was emailed to [[Warren Vidic]], the [[Animus Project]] head and a service subscriber. The article detailed the [[United States]] and the {{Wiki|European Union}} receiving international criticism again for their decision to build jointly-owned oil platforms in the continent's [[Weddell Sea]], a violation of the Treaty, and noted that the tense situation was further complicated by the allegedly unrelated presence of two nearby naval destroyers.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Warren Vidic's email]]: "Daily Headlines", 4 September</ref>


==Appearances==
==Appearances==

Revision as of 17:00, 15 February 2025

The Antarctic Treaty System is a series of international agreements established to ensure Antarctica remains a peaceful, non-militarized, and environmentally protected region.[1]

Purpose

Signed in 1959 and enacted in 1961, the ATS has been ratified by 58 countries. It governs Antarctica by prohibiting territorial claims, all military activities except for peaceful purposes, resource exploitation, and hunting. The treaty ensures that the continent is used solely for scientific research and international cooperation while preventing activities such as nuclear testing or environmental harm.[1]

History

On 4 September 2012, a news articles by the Abstergo News Wire was emailed to Warren Vidic, the Animus Project head and a service subscriber. The article detailed the United States and the European Union receiving international criticism again for their decision to build jointly-owned oil platforms in the continent's Weddell Sea, a violation of the Treaty, and noted that the tense situation was further complicated by the allegedly unrelated presence of two nearby naval destroyers.[2]

Appearances

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Antarctic Treaty System on Wikipedia
  2. Assassin's CreedWarren Vidic's email: "Daily Headlines", 4 September