The International Criminal Court: Fit for purpose? | Crimes Against Humanity
People and Power asks whether the ICC, established to investigate and try those accused of the world’s worst crimes, is capable of fulfilling its role.The…
Gas leak at Malaysia’s main international airport sickens 39 | News
Authorities say leak traced to abandoned skid tank at aircraft engineering facility. A gas leak at Malaysia’s main international airport has left 39 people ill,…
A Legal and Diplomatic Analysis of Somaliland’s Quest for International Recognition
Abstract: This article provides an extensive and nuanced analysis of the persistent and strategic quest of Somaliland for international recognition as a sovereign state vis-á-vis…
Norms in International Cooperation: An Overview of Paris Agreement
International cooperation is pivotal in addressing global challenges such as climate change, economic stability, and security threats. Norms, defined as shared expectations about appropriate behavior…
Boosting Indonesia’s International Image Through Environmental Commitments
Tropical forests teeming with life, coral reefs glistening with a thousand hues, and a tapestry of species unlike any other on earth have become the…
Paris Poop Protest: A Call to Action Against the Olympics and International Law
French citizens are well-known for their action criticizing the government, as evidenced by the Yellow Vest Protest back in 2018, which erupted after President Emmanuel…
Alex Morgan left off USWNT’s Olympic roster, likely ending international run
Alex Morgan was left off the roster for next month women’s Olympic tournament in France, likely ending one of the most spectacular careers in U.S.…
Constructivism Perspective in International Development Cooperation: The Case of ASEAN
Constructivism, a significant theoretical perspective in international relations, posits that the international system is not only influenced by material factors such as power and wealth…
Week in pictures: From Putin visiting North Korea to International Yoga Day
A roundup of some of last week's events. Source link
Warsaw Pact Retrospective in the Lens of International Regime Theory
The Warsaw Pact regime, once led by the formidable Soviet Union, was formed in 1955 as a “rival” to NATO. While it never engaged in…
Bridging Knowledge and Action: The Role of Epistemic Communities in International Cooperation
Knowledge, information, evidence, and findings have a very important position in the agenda of international cooperation. Knowledge production is actually not only intended in the…
International Regime Theory and the Convention on Biological Diversity: A Knowledge-Based Approach
Biodiversity is a global asset that is very valuable for human life in current and future generations. However, as the human population increases on Earth,…
New Caledonia’s La Tontouta international airport reopens, curfew reduced as riots ease
In short: New Caledonia's international airport will reopen today after being closed for more than a month due to violent riots.The road connecting the capital…
Indonesia’s Rice Dependence: An International Political Economy Perspective
In February 2024 Indonesia faced a food crisis when the price of rice reached the historical high of IDR 18.000 per Kg (Nugroho, 2024). With…
Australian universities could be knocked from global rankings climb by international student caps, S&P warns
In short: S&P Global warns university rankings and research funding would be harmed by planned restrictions on international student migration.The university sector has warned the…
Israel and Hamas at odds over ceasefire pact details as international pressure builds
AMMAN — The U.N. Security Council’s unanimous endorsement of a U.S. ceasefire proposal in Gaza has buoyed hopes that the devastating, eight-month-long war might come to…
YesWeHack Raises 26 Million Euros to Accelerate Its Growth and International Expansion
Article contentPARIS — YesWeHack, the global Bug Bounty and vulnerability management platform, announces a €26 million Series C funding round. In a world where cyber…
Magna International founder Frank Stronach charged with rape in Canada
1 of 2 | Canadian police charged auto parts tycoon Frank Stronach with rape, assault and forcible confinement, after allegations dating back to the 1980s…
Is Haiti international football's real impossible job?
Sebastien Migne is the new manager of Haiti - where large parts of the country are effectively lawless. So has he taken on the impossible…
Fifa urged by Amnesty International to uphold human rights at 2030 and 2034 World Cups
Steve Cockburn, Amnesty’s Head of Labour Rights and Sports, said: "With only a single bid to host each tournament and major human rights concerns surrounding…