Foreign Relations & International Law

The Supreme Court belatedly finds refusal to allow ICRC visits to Palestinian prisoners a blatant violation of Israeli and international law.

Force Posture Decisions Have Become Another Coercive Tool in the Trump Administration’s Alliance Management Toolkit

Inside the European Union’s latest bid to achieve technological sovereignty.

The “Venezuela Option” would address only a portion of the issues that have hobbled the country and driven the conflict with the United States.

The memorandum of understanding with Iran will end the U.S.-Iran conflict without ending the war.

The United States has the authority and the justification to lift the last vestiges of U.S. sanctions. What it appears to lack is the will.

Beijing’s new rules make standard U.S. sanctions compliance illegal in China. Washington and allies must build structural defenses before a multinational firm is prosecuted.

Russia’s strike on Kyiv’s Chornobyl Museum was more than an attack on a civilian or cultural site; it targeted historical memory itself.

How one strike rewrote the law of leadership decapitation.