Defence – what it means and how much it must cost – once again leads the political agenda. Boom or bust, bombs or radioactive dust, the one rule of British politics is that the services’ top brass will always demand more money – and then waste a huge chunk of it. With military precision, musty
Survivors and aid workers are struggling to navigate a deeply politicised aid response in a country battered by a long-standing humanitarian crisis.
Climate Adaptation Enters the Strasbourg Debate
Die Welt braucht neue Steuerregeln. Bei der UN entscheidet sich, ob Konzerne und Superreiche künftig ihren fairen Anteil zahlen.
IBM is widely recognised as bringing computers to the masses. But less known is its collaboration with the US military during the Vietnam War, providing computing power toadvancedata-driven military targeting.
“They’re saying it’s so that I won’t radicalise anyone else, which is a bullshit excuse to alienate us from the world. ” This is Ellie Kamio speaking – a 30-year-old former nursery teacher and one of four Palestine Action activists sentenced as terrorists last month over a break-in at an Israeli-owned arms factory in 2024. Ellie
For nearly sixty years, the parties to the Guyana-Venezuela controversy have disagreed not only about who owns the Esequibo, but about what the dispute between them actually entails.
Communities and entrepreneurs are experimenting with ways to turn this nuisance into a valuable resource.
Christopher Harborne's business interests have come under heightened scrutiny after he gave huge sums to Reform UK and its leader, Nigel Farage. Photo: George Cracknell Wright/LNP
Toxic emissions from a phosphate processing plant in the Tunisian port city of Gabès have left residents reporting respiratory problems and other illnesses. Children are among the hardest hit.
The student protesters who have swarmed Delhi are showing us a different future for India
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage speaking at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship event in London today (24 June). Photo: Jordan Pettitt/PA via Alamy
The Élysée Palace ultimately vetoed the purchase in a sudden reversal of course.
Anti-Vietnamese prejudice adds to the hardships of stateless individuals
Authorities must lift communications blackout following reports of lethal force used against protesters amid elections
Separating truth from fiction in the most successful African movie of all time
Enrichment is key to any country’s nuclear ambitions. The US-Saudi deal is unclear where matters rest on that issue.
The architecture of international justice was built upon a single uncompromising promise: never again. It was forged in the ashes of 20. century atrocities, with the solemn vow that regardless of station in life, wealth or power, no one is above the law. Today, that pledge is on the verge of collapse. When global tribunals
Written by human beings but with a grammar-check programme keeping an eye on these non-native speakers’ expressions, this editorial introduces EJIL’s first Policy on Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI), a form of artificial intelligence that some authors use to analyse data and to create content, including text or figures.
As Georgians resist their government and a turn towards Moscow, a British journalist reflects on her time in Georgia and what she learned about authoritarianism, exile, belonging and resistance
