Tag: International Law
I was asked to speak about how the Gaza genocide fits into the changes now taking place in the Western-led international order. To address that question, I will examine how the genocide in Gaza has affected—and will continue to affect—America’s image of itself as a morally righteous nation, as well as its implications for international law, which the United States, of course, played a key role in creating.
Europe does not need to invent a new security order; it needs to go back to using the one it already has.
Un’emergenza diventa permanente quando nessuno la dichiara e nessuno la revoca. Resta una domanda per il Parlamento: se lo Stato ritiene di essere in guerra, perché non lo dice dove la Costituzione glielo impone?
A country with a population of 1.3 million announces that it can strangle the commercial lifeline of the world’s leading nuclear power in a matter of hours.
