SAIL (Simplified Approach to International Law) unpacks the international law driving today’s global headlines in plain language. No law degree required; just curiosity and a few minutes to read! Foun...

The latest issue of The Law and Practice of International Courts and Tribunals (Vol. 24, no. 2, 2025) is out. Contents include: * Niccolò Lanzoni, The International Judicial Function and How We Think About It: Non Liquet, Revisited * Zhifeng Jiang, Negotiation as a Precondition for Seizing the International Court of Justice * Antoine De Spiegeleir, Consecutive Provisional Measures Requests at the World Court: More of the Same? * Bruno Simma, When “Community Interest” Intervenes: Article 62 of the ICJ Statute Facing Obligations erga omnes (partes) * Nasim Zargarinejad, Shadowing Adversarial Proceedings? The ICJ’s Lesser-Known Discretion in Advisory Procedure * Miłosz Gapsa, Clarifying the Unclear: Requests for Modification, Revocation, and New Provisional Measures      

The International Law and Affairs Group is delighted to welcome Dr Yusra Suedi, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Manchester, to discuss her most recent book.

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

Should we permit the foundations of international law to erode, the world would slip once more into anarchy and chaos.

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

Analysts say the joint US-Israeli strikes against Iran appear to breach the UN Charter's prohibition on aggression.

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

Recent reports that the United States has launched military strikes in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro and his wife mark one of the clearest violations of international law in recent d...

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

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By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

By Yusra Suedi (PhD, Assistant Professor of International Law at University of Manchester)

History shows us that the creation of international rules and institutions is followed by their partial destruction, and a reconstruction that builds on what came before, says professor of law Philipp...

Thailand has suspended its 28 July 2025 ceasefire agreement with Cambodia (which Trump helped negotiate).

SAIL unpacks the international law driving today’s global headlines in plain language. No law degree required — just curiosity and a few minutes to read! Click to read Simplified Approach to Internati...

Tensions are high: The world’s largest U.S.

The PIL hub lunch-time seminar series aims to provide an opportunity to discuss and debate leading research on contemporary, theoretical and historical issues of international law.   Speaker: Dr Yusra...