Last night, the Trump administration finally announced the long-awaited results of its 180-day review of US membership in international organizations, conventions, and treaties. It announced that it w...

This book investigates three key frameworks applicable to the protection of asylum seekers and refugees: the Charter of the United Nations, the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, and the R...

The announcement by President Emmanuel Macron comes as world leaders meet to revive the long-stalled two-state solution.

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Un grupo de senadores exige a la Casa Blanca explicaciones sobre el porqué y el cómo de la ofensiva, que dejó 11 fallecidos. Lo habitual en estos casos es interceptar la embarcación, no destruirla

Sentence comes shortly after a majority of justices voted to convict the former Brazilian leader on five charges.

If democracy is to survive and flourish, it needs to evolve to meet the new circumstances we face, writes Alan Reid.

FPF FOIA request seeks legal justification for Venezuelan boat strike

The former president is charged with five counts, including plotting the assassination of senior officials.

Amid global conflict, rising extremism and a heightened national terror threat level, re-defining ‘terrorism’ in Australian law looks set to be a national security and political challenge for the gove...

Prominent figures such as Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson are increasingly using social media to unite far-right groups and causes around the world.

Lessons from the global history of labor movements

Tune in to my second in-depth conversation with Ruth Ben-Ghiat about authoritarianism and Christian nationalism.

Abstract The Responsibility to Protect’s (r2p) paragraph 138 denotes the importance of prevention through early warning, yet this crucial aspect remains unfulfilled. This article presents an r2p Preve...

Donors must go beyond funding refugee services – threadbare as they are – and support genuine refugee integration.

The next EU budget may end up imposing tougher development aid conditions to force foreign states into complying on migration, warn some in civil society.

The Hardest Work in Writing Is Saying What You Really Mean

Israel launched strikes across Iran on Friday, targeting its nuclear program and military sites, killing at least three top military officers and raising the prospect of an all-out war between the two Middle East adversaries.

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In May, Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro visited Moscow to sign a 'strategic association' agreement with Russia. John Chin and Justin Lee argue this is one manifestation of a larger trend of risin...

El Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela del presidente Nicolás Maduro arrasó en las elecciones regionales y parlamentarias del 25 de mayo gracias a su manipulación del proceso y a una abstención gene...

Spain has called for an arms embargo on Israel, as violence in Gaza escalates. But real pressure would require action from three major weapons exporters.

El chavismo se adjudica el 82,6% de los votos y casi todos los gobernadores con una participación del 42,6%. María Corina Machado elogió a la población por “no atender el llamado del régimen”

The government-proposed bill, supported by 134 lawmakers, would see Hungary exit the international body that it co-founded in 2002. The Hague-based court is tasked with prosecuting international crime...

More than forty years after it formed with the goal of creating an independent Kurdish state, the PKK has said it will stop its armed struggle against Türkiye. How Ankara responds will help determine ...

In the post-Soviet states, statues can be removed and street names changed. But achieving sovereignty of memory is far harder, says exiled Russian novelist Sergei Lebedev

Turkish president at odds with thousands of Turkish Cypriots who object to his attempts to undermine their secular way of life Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has warned protesters in breakaway northern Cyprus not “to sow seeds of hatred” amid mounting discord over Ankara’s perceived attempts to Islamise one of the world’s most secular Muslim societies. In a whirlwind visit to the Turkish-occupied territory on Saturday the leader had tough words for Turkish Cypriots who have stepped up demonstrations against policies he openly endorses, not least a controversial law allowing headscarves to be worn in schools. Continue reading...

Politicians say Yoweri Museveni is prosecuting opponents on politically motivated charges before 2026 election Ugandan opposition politicians have accused the president, Yoweri Museveni, of attempting to quash dissent by prosecuting opponents on politically motivated charges in military courts in the run-up to presidential and legislative elections next year. The government is pushing to introduce a law to allow military tribunals to try civilians despite a supreme court ban on the practice. Continue reading...

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