Human rights violations and neighboring conflict will continue to threaten Tigray’s most vulnerable communities.

Prosecution of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro raises questions as to how the international community can hold leaders accountable.

The Memorandums of Understanding governing China’s Belt and Road Initiative may increase China's political influence of borrowing countries.

Despite recent actions, the Taliban still faces significant hurdles in gaining widespread recognition by the international community.

Continued tensions between Israel and Palestine, contrary to the ICJ's ruling, raise concerns over the enforceability of international law.

How so-called "panda diplomacy" has furthered China’s pursuit of soft power over its international allies and competitors.

A recent holding from the Second Circuit could lead to changes in the way parties approach international arbitration.

Escalating Tensions in the United States as Russia Constructs a Space Nuclear Weapon

How NATO’s overdependence on the United States for security can only be solved through cooperation with the European Union.

Olympic and Paralympic glory for refugee athletes represents a hard-won achievement in light of ongoing difficulties facing refugees.

A new International Tribunal ruling could lead to real change for the Small Island Developing States enduring the effects of climate change.

TikTok’s parent company, joins the European Commission’s list of “gatekeepers” subject to regulation under its Digital Markets Act.

The U.S. Department of Commerce affirmed Vietnam's designation as a non-market economy, raising serious foreign policy concerns.

How parties to international trade contracts subject to U.S arbitration could face personal liability under the alter ego theory.

In light of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, countries must seek alternate ways to prevent abuses of diplomatic immunity.

Policy shift under Chinese President Xi Jinping prompts a decline in foreign direct investment in the People's Republic of China.

European Court of Justice competition law ruling reopens door to European Super League.

New requirements for securing a visa create additional challenges for students and workers looking to enter the UK and Canada.

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