The legality of U.S. missile strikes against alleged drug traffickers in South American waters has come under scrutiny from both domestic and international observers due to its apparent conflict with longstanding norms regarding a state’s treatment of individuals.

Part II to Joseph Lisa's analysis on the status of the chemical weapons in Syria after the country's regime change.

How the effort to prosecute Jair Bolsonaro has led to global economic developments.

Examining international legal approaches to chemical weapons amid regime change in Syria.

How the international community is responding to the global threat posed by Autonomous Weapons Systems.

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.

The International Criminal Court’s path forward in the prosecution of crimes of aggression. The outside of the International Criminal Court headquarters in the Hague, Netherlands.[1] Since the outset of the war between Russia and Ukraine, there has been a debate on the role the International Criminal Court (“ICC”) should play in holding individuals responsible for criminal behavior, while also prosecuting for crimes of aggression.[2] Though the initial debate focused primaril

How China has been able to assert vast maritime claims amid international protests.