After a summer of dramatic standoffs in the South China Sea, the past month has seen a return to diplomacy and negotiation in Southeast Asian relations.

Two judgments handed down just days apart—one by the Israeli Supreme Court and the other by the European Court of Justice—serve to highlight a growing jurisprudential divide between Israeli and internati...

Hong Kong voters’ resounding support for opposition candidates—despite the rising levels of violence over the past several weeks—should prompt critical reflection not only in Beijing but also among Ameri...

The dispute between Defense Secretary Mark Esper and former Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer may be at the forefront of the news cycle, but the real story is the corruption of military good order and di...

A cohesive narrative of the Ukraine scandal, drawn from the collection of testimonies in the impeachment inquiry. 

Focusing on the weapon, and not how it is being used, muddies the law and facts surrounding the circumstances in which a war crime may have occurred.

Nine questions for Charles Brandt.

The House and the Senate have passed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act. What is the significance of the Act?

Iran's latest protests echo previous waves of unrest, but are more widespread and more violent that before.

For citizens trying to evaluate the evidence they have heard during the proceedings before the House Intelligence Committee, it may be helpful to refer to some of the standard instructions that a jury wo...