international law

As cybersecurity threats rise across Southeast Asia, new ASEAN initiatives target scam prevention, infrastructure security, and economic and social stability.

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COP29 faces some big hurdles to get to the agreements it needs.

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India’s former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal has downplayed the need for reparations but reminds the British, “We know what happened” under the empire.

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The Responsibility to Protect was supposed to ensure states care for their people — or else. In Gaza, this hard-won principle lies in tatters.

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The Israel-Gaza conflict has spiralled out of control.

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Western diplomacy has tied itself in knots over Israel. It may herald the end of Western dominance on the global diplomatic stage.

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The US and its allies believe the two-state solution is the remedy to Israeli long-term security, but few on the ground want it to happen.

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A new UN doctrine was supposed prevent genocide and other atrocity crimes. It never worked.

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Barbados ranks first and the United States last in a new index ranking countries’ global cooperation.

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The detonation of thousands of two-way radios and pagers across Lebanon heralds a new age of warfare where everyday objects can be weaponised.

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The attack on Hezbollah’s communications network has enormously damaged the group, but was the attack, believed to be by Israel, legal under international law?

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