The UK’s position on the ICC prosecutor seeking arrest warrants for Israeli leaders.

Recent escalations between North and South Korea ignite fears that war may be on the horizon, and international law is powerless to stop it.

This article analyses Russia’s persistent cyber threat and the efficiency of international law in addressing such aggression.

An overview of the legal development and treatment of genocide in international law.

US-China Rivalry divides the Pacific on anti-nuclear treaties, security deals, deep sea mining, and more as political alliances break down.

How a Syrian family who was deported from Greece represents broader issues in the EU’s policy for asylum seekers.

This article explores the European Union's ongoing struggle with migration control since the Syrian civil war crisis.

EU reevaluates Energy Charter Treaty due to hindrance on renewable energy goals, prompting member state withdrawals and legal uncertainties.

Since the 25 of February 2022, Russia has been accused of breaking legally binding international agreements.

Women are disproportionately impacted by forced displacement due to climate change.

International law developments in nuclear non-proliferation 78 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Foreign sovereign immunity has been a fundamental part of the international order. However, it's now posing threats to the accountability.

Since February, a consensus has emerged: by its invasion of Ukraine the Russian Federation has ignored fundamental principles of...

A rising demand for electric vehicles has meant increasing scrutiny of deep sea mining, balancing corporate and environmental interests.

The ICC is investigating Russian actions against Ukraine to evaluate whether it committed a war crime and violated the Rome Statute of 1998.

International environmental law is under constant review to protect the welfare of humankind. Here is an overview of relevant legislation

This brief overview of the relationship between law and colonialism suggests that legal systems continue to support the colonial project.

Proposed UK legislation continues to crackdown on refugees and hinder the rights of asylum seekers.

New guidelines on human rights in interrogations exemplify international standard setting and challenge to the torture efficacy debate

This article considers how the current Investor-State Dispute Settlement regime harms the agency and sovereignty of developing countries.