Matchups, a style clash, Messi magic, a midfield battle and a passing of the torch could be key narratives in the final…See More
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Partisanship and the ethics of citizenship
An important body of literature has documented, and sometimes lamented, the decline of partisanship over the last few decades. Party membership and partisan identification seem […]
The War Crimes Experience of an Australian
Graham Blewitt on nearly 40 decades working on war crimes prosecutions, at the international and domestic level. What’s the legacy? Graham Blewitt. Photo: © Eva […]
Burnham confirmed as leader of UK’s governing Labour Party, headed for PM
Andy Burnham set to become UK prime minister but faces challenges including the cost of living crisis and two wars…See More
Ukraine ‘cuts off’ Crimea from Russia, plunging it into an energy crisis
Ukraine is ramping up short-, medium- and long-range drone production to bring Russia’s war to a standstill…See More
20 years of the African Court: “States’ support is slow in coming”
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, based in Arusha (Tanzania), is 20 years old and remains largely unknown and under-used compared to its […]
Tunisia’s transition goes off the rails
On June 25, former Tunisian Truth Commission chair Sihem Ben Sedrine was sentenced to 25 years in prison and a colossal fine. This is a […]
Did I Cheat? Rethinking Emotional Affairs
In this post, Justin Clardy discusses their article recently published in the Journal of Applied Philosophy on what emotional affairs are and when, if ever, […]
DRC Ebola cases surpass 2,000 as more health workers begin strike
Health workers in Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Ituri province strike over unpaid wages as death toll rises to 754…See More
India-UK trade deal comes into effect: What’s cheaper in each country now?
The deal cuts tariffs on thousands of goods and widens access for services firms and professionals in both markets…See More
Tour de France crash and concussion cases expose limits of roadside checks
Three of the eight riders who have abandoned the Tour de France in the opening week have suffered concussions…See More
Dozens of healthcare workers in DRC strike amid Ebola outbreak
Healthcare workers at an Ebola treatment centre in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have gone on strike…See More
The late Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani’s legacy on women’s reform
Qatar’s late Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani’s 18-year rule brought pivotal changes towards women empowerment…See More
March to July: What’s different as US-Iran fighting escalates again?
With ceasefire in shambles and both sides exchanging tit-for-tat attacks, is the region again plunging into all-out war…See More
ICJ: Can Kinshasa’s latest case against Kigali be successful?
For the third time in a quarter century, Kinshasa has brought a case against Kigali to the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Will […]
When Curiosity Wrongs the Cat
People are increasingly concerned with what we owe to other animals as a matter of justice. Philosophical writing on these issues typically takes two forms. […]
Photos: Qatari Father Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani
Sheikh Hamad, who ruled Qatar from 1995 to 2013 and stepped aside to make his son Sheikh Tamim emir, dies aged 74…See More
Kosovo’s Special Court: between justice and distrust
As the Kosovo’s Special Court have just postponed the verdict on former President Hasim Thaçi and three other leaders, until 16 September, many Kosovars remain […]
Sheinbaum takes on cartels, Trump and the legacy of 1968
Claudia Sheinbaum is trying to govern on her own terms — while dealing with Trump, cartels and AMLO’s shadow…See More
ICC: justice as message, or justice as Messiah?
Should the International Criminal Court (ICC) be included on the UNESCO World Heritage List? That is virtually what was suggested by the statement that made […]