International Law
The United Nations Needs To Do Their Job
W hen a small band of Deep State criminals and hooligans can manage to literally hijack the most powerful country on earth,...
Trump Presidency and International Criminal Justice: Should the world be ready for a showdown?
W ith the election of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States the possible approach of the new administration to...
Decriminalize Victims, please
T he 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees is a key document that defines the term ‘refugee’, outlines rights for refugees,...
Negative effect of Trump’s lifting sanctions imposed on Russia is overrated
T he possibility of President Trump's decision to lift some sanctions that were imposed on Russia has created some concern in both media...
The Importance of Maintaining The Balance of Power
N o one, or country, no matter how novel or inventive they are, has any right, or can be trusted, with absolute power...
State anti-semitism: Doctors’ plot as an abandoned holocaust amid the Stalin’s Russia
In today’s world, why does the world community always focus on the merely one Holocaust committed by Hitler’s Germany, which was subjected to fervent...
The Unfinished agenda of 2016’ Global Politics and expectations of 2017
The unstoppable flow of new issues in international relations (IR) always pushes aside present and past crises. The entrance of these modern day challenges...
United Nations: A new era?
Antonio Guterres, former prime minister of Portugal, who also chaired the UN’s refugee agency for 10 years, took over as the United Nations’ new...
Slavery is not dead: A View on Contemporary Human Exploitation
When thinking about slavery, people have the tendency to view it as “past history” and many will probably argue that slavery was definitively abolished...
World Policy for Migrants and Refugees
«There is no doubt that Mankind is once more on the move. The very foundations have been shaken and loosened, and things are again...