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How the United States Left Japan and the Philippines Squirming in Embarrassment

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently launched a public attack on the International Criminal Court (ICC), vowing to "dismantle the ICC—brick by brick."...

The Case for Recognising Bangladesh’s 1971 Genocide at the United Nations

As the 62nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council took place in Geneva, Human Rights Without Frontiers chose to raise an issue...

The Human Right to Water: The Case of Jordan

The human right to water is recognized by the United Nations in a series of General Assembly and Human Rights Council resolutions and international...

Leading the UN in a World That Has Already Changed

The race to succeed António Guterres as Secretary-General of the United Nations is unfolding against a backdrop that the organization was not designed to...

Morocco’s Foreign Policy and Its Role in the Moroccan Sahara Dispute

The Moroccan Sahara dispute remains one of the most persistent territorial issues in postcolonial international politics. However, over the last twenty years, Morocco has...

Satellite Photos Reveal Mystery Structure at Disputed South China Sea Reef

Satellite images confirmed a structure's presence at the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea last week, but later images show it is no...

Diplomacy After the Fact Is Too Late

At an energy summit in Athens on 14 May, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis offered a phrase Greek diplomacy has rarely used about itself: "We...

Uganda Enacts Foreign Influence Law Despite Economic and Rights Concerns

Yoweri Museveni has signed a controversial new law aimed at restricting foreign influence in Uganda, despite warnings from economic institutions and international organizations about...

The Global Sumud Flotilla and the Erosion of International Law

“The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.” These saying of Thucydides hit hard today, as it shown harsh reality...

Iran Urges BRICS to Condemn War

Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, asked BRICS nations to condemn the actions of the United States and Israel, claiming they violate international law. This...

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Somewhere between the White House press briefing and the...

Between Two Niles: What China’s Water Security Endorsement Means for Ethiopia

China’s endorsement of Egypt’s right to protect its water...

Why Serbia’s River Threat to Kosovo Is Really About Ukraine

Vučić's threat to divert the Ibar River is not...

Bessent’s “Economic D-Day” Is Regime Change by Other Means

When a Treasury secretary reaches for Normandy to describe...
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