Foreign Relations & International Law

A historic summit between U.S., Japan, and South Korea; China’s minister of defense reportedly relieved of command for corruption; and more.

Pooling market demand with like-minded partners to reduce dependence on China

The EU must bolster its democratic accountability. Now is the time.

The U.S.’s new outbound investment regulations are not final, but investors from or in the U.S. should pay close attention.

Analyzing the relevance of key elements of the UN Secretary-General’s “A New Agenda for Peace” to the work of the UN Security Council.

Allegations against Sen. Robert Menendez raise serious questions about the Egyptian government’s interference in U.S. interests.

International conflicts have transformed American law. Is U.S.-China rivalry poised to do the same? 

Targeting nuclear enterprises in a condition of competition could lead to global geostrategic instability.

Part III concludes this series, detailing how India’s judiciary has been complicit in the Modi government’s prosecution of political opponents.