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The UNSC and the Unspoken War of Resolutions: The Moroccan Sahara Example

As the Security Council prepares to deliberate on the Moroccan Sahara, it is increasingly evident that the issue transcends the mere mechanics of diplomacy....

The Price of Statehood: What Recognition Means for Palestine and Israel

Since 1998, a number of  western countries, including Britain, France, Canada, Australia, and Belgium, are said to have been preparing to formally recognize an...

At 80, the U.N. Doesn’t Need a Celebration — It Needs an Intervention

The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly commenced this week not with a triumphant fanfare, but with a quiet, procedural hum: a...

Netanyahu Signs Plan to Expand West Bank Settlements, Blocks Path to Palestinian State

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signed an agreement to proceed with a settlement expansion plan in the West Bank that would affect land...

Gaza Aid Flotilla Hit by Second Suspected Drone Strike in Tunisia

NEWS BRIEF The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) reported a second suspected drone strike on one of its aid vessels in Tunisian waters, escalating tensions around...

Punishing “Intentional Acts of Injustice”: Israel’s Legal Rights Against Jihadist Terror

“An intentional act of injustice is an injury. A Nation has therefore the right to punish it…. This right to resist injustice is derived...

Why Russia Media Personalities Could Legally be Charged with Genocide Incitement in the Ukraine War

The Russian Federation has a formidable military that has been one of the arms of the Kremlin to enact its worldview. Alongside the military,...

U.S. Strike on Venezuelan Vessel Sparks Legal Debates

Background On Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the U.S. military launched an airstrike on a vessel in the Caribbean, killing 11 people. President Donald Trump said...

“Red Line” Crossed: UAE Issues Sharp Warning to Israel Over Settlements

NEWS BRIEF The United Arab Emirates issued its strongest criticism of Israel since the Gaza war began, warning that annexation of the West Bank would...

Genocide Scholars Declare Israel’s Gaza Campaign Meets Legal Definition of Genocide

Background The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), a 500-member body of experts, was founded in 1994 to advance research and awareness of genocide and...

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