Attacks on ‘drug boats’ are pushing the US away from the consensus on the rules of international law
Self-defence, terrorism and a state of conflict have all been invoked as justification for attacks on the high seas. None are ...
The international reach of drones means that cooperation across Europe is essential to implement counter-drone measures ...
A new UN Security Council resolution provides hope for Haitians and the multilateral system. But the February 2026 deadline ...
As the world waits for Hamas’s response, what opportunities and pitfalls does the US plan present for Israel, Palestine and ...
US democratic backsliding and diminished support for global norms may undermine investor confidence in the US and affect the ...
China’s new climate plan announced at the UN General Assembly has a disappointing headline target – but Beijing is likely to ...
Greater representation is a necessary step for boosting Africa’s global influence, but inclusion alone is not enough. Going ...
The SDR set out the steps to meet the UK’s responsibilities as part of the ‘coalition of the willing’. But time is short to ...
Former President Peter Mutharika’s return to power through democratic elections is a model for peaceful transitions elsewhere ...
European countries like France are seeking a more assertive Middle East policy. Gulf countries have new unity after Israel’s ...
European Arctic strategies have tended to downplay the links between security and economic interests. In an increasingly ...
As expected, the African National Congress (ANC) has lost its electoral dominance in South Africa after 30 years. Its vote share dropped from 57.5 per cent in 2019 to 39.7 per cent, and it now holds ...
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