Law

In Ivory Coast, the court’s blind pursuit of justice undermined reconciliation efforts.

Reannexing the West Bank is an impractical idea that would threaten Jordan’s stability, deny Palestinians the right to self-determination, and reward Israel’s illegal settlements.

A collapsing state risks creating a catastrophic refugee crisis.

Can the “Bicentennial Framework” be a turning point?

The U.S. administration is losing focus on global corruption.

The world is gradually accepting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad back into the fold.

Brussels is scrambling to stamp down a frontal challenge from a Polish court that threatens to undermine the entire European project.

Latin American leaders—and pop stars—are ensnared in the Pandora Papers leak.

The war on terror is a constitutional aberration. The U.S. legislature must reclaim its war powers from an overempowered executive branch.

The Pandora Papers reveal the critical role Western countries play in enabling autocrats.

It took a technocrat to end years of bickering over badly needed judicial reforms, but it won’t help restore Italian faith in government.

If Biden is serious about fighting corruption, he needs to regulate 10 key white-collar professions.

As the country’s economic desperation grows, the Shiite sectarian group is promising to provide for anyone in need. 

Russia isn’t cracking heads ahead of this weekend’s parliamentary vote—just boring people away from the polls.

Closing Guantánamo Bay isn’t enough.

It’s unclear whether Washington can ever cure its addiction to enabling its allies’ corruption.

If the United States fails to understand its mistakes, it will continue to repeat them.

Ahmed Rabbani’s journey through the U.S. dark prison system to Guantánamo.