Tag: international law
Foreign aid or modern colonialism? Rethinking development in an age of global inequality
Third year law student Stefanos Papanikolaou on the West's changing approach to aid and international development
The trade war of 2025: legal tools or World Trade Organisation agreement violations?
Third year law student Stefanos Papanikolaou examines President Trump's trade policy in the context of international trade law
Echoes of the empire: Unravelling the legal labyrinth of British India
Southampton Uni law student Mihika Chopra provides a roadmap of the legal formation of the British Raj
The legal grey area of mining the moon
Oxford grad Declan Peters explores the legal issues with lunar mineral extraction
Will a Brexit from the UN be next?
How it would differ from leaving the EU
Amal Clooney thinks it’s a ‘good thing’ her cases get extra publicity because of her marriage to George
It seems fame is currency in the fight against ISIS
What can the world’s mightiest superheroes teach us about international law?
A look at the Syrian conflict through an Avengers lens
Are US airstrikes in Syria legal?
The law of war and why it could be improved
Why soldiers deserve the legal right to refuse to fight
The lose-lose law of conscientious objection