As the global trading system undergoes measurable strain, driven largely by the United States’ renewed shift toward protectionism, it is increasingly important to examine trade administration frameworks in both the U.S. and the EU. Such an examination is necessary to understand how global trade governance may evolve in the coming years and how cooperation and resilience within the international community may be strengthened.

As the global trading system undergoes measureable strain, driven largely by the United States' renewed shift toward protectionism, it is increasingly important to examine trade administration frameworks in both the U.S. and the EU. Such an examination is necessary to understand how global trade governance may evolve in the coming years and how cooperation and resilience within the international community may be strengthened.

To preserve institutional homogeneity, FIFA, the world’s preeminent soccer governing body, repeatedly intervenes in member nations’ domestic political affairs, pressuring federations not to appoint delegates to FIFA’s General Assembly whose positions conflict with the governing body’s agenda, as evidenced by suspensions in Nigeria, Pakistan, and Kenya.

The United Nations Convention against Cybercrime represents a monumental and controversial step towards mitigating global cybercrime.

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.

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

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

The EU takes steps towards the adoption of a new Anti-Money Laundering Body in the hopes of eliminating illicit exchanges and preventing further harm to its financial environment. [1] Money Laundering—the mechanism by which criminals conceal the illicit nature of funds—is an international issue. Importantly, “[i]t is usually associated with the types of organized crime that generate huge profits in cash, such as trafficking in drugs, weapons and human beings as well as fraud.