A recent bid for Baloch secession is unlikely to gain traction.

The Second Circuit ruled that the bank is not protected by common law foreign sovereign immunity—unless the Supreme Court decides otherwise.

The Supreme Court will decide whether U.S. federal courts’ jurisdiction for conduct outside of the U.S. violates due process guarantees.

Congress can guide and constrain key aspects of U.S. foreign policy through careful legislating and vigorous oversight on sanctions.

The Trump administration has taken an ownership stake in Ukraine’s recovery. Now what?

Geographic and geopolitical obstacles, deficient financial and legal infrastructure, and other impediments make Western exploitation unwise.

Not since Julia Child became the face of French cooking has the United States so affronted France.

Holding anti-democratic leaders accountable is often seen as a risky endeavor. But a recent study in Brazil complicates that assumption.

South Korea’s proposed online platform regulation has drawn less attention than Trump’s tariffs, but may play a role in trade negotiations.