International Law

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Mind the Gap: U.S. Preferences and Israel’s War Conduct

The Better Order Project

New Global Initiative Aims to Fix Broken International Order

Why the Biden Administration Decided Not to Sanction the ICC

ICJ Orders Israel To Halt Invasion

Israel Lobby’s Influence on U.S. Policy as Powerful as Ever

State Dept. Human Rights Staffer Quits Over Biden’s Gaza Policy

U.S. Allows Ceasefire Resolution To Pass At U.N.

U.S. Ceasefire Resolution Rejected By Russia, China

Ukraine, Gaza, and the International Order

It’s Not Enforceable. It Doesn’t Say if Israel is Committing Genocide. What’s ICJ’s Gaza Ruling For?

South Africa’s Genocide Case Against Israel Spotlights a Global Divide

Will Israel Drag the US Into Another Ruinous War?

Biden Struggles to Contain Israel-Hamas War as Conflict Spreads on Multiple Fronts

Israel is Choosing ‘Apartheid’ or ‘Ethnic Cleansing’

The 75th Anniversary of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights: A Symposium

U.S. Officials Should Respond to Israel’s Violations of International Law in Gaza

Some Rules of Global Politics Matter More Than Others

The Ethical and Political Stakes of Humanizing War

Watch: Why Human Rights Require Restraint

We the People

Promoting Peace and Stability in the Maritime Order Amid China’s Rise

The World Might Want China’s Rules

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