Ukrainian lawyer Liza Mazur explains how war has transformed legal practice into a delicate balancing act between defending individual rights, navigating bureaucracy, and avoiding political trouble.
Israel promised precision warfare in Gaza, but ‘NAZA’ suggests its most sophisticated technology merely made mass killing ...
Kendrick Lamar won the cultural battle, but Drake’s comeback suggests humiliation is no match for a loyal fan base.
Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize has infuriated Donald Trump and Israel, proving that nothing enrages the powerful quite like ...
After a career exposing the limits of human control, Kubrick’s final film ends with an invitation to physical intimacy.
Pete Hegseth’s proposal to livestream an execution gives state killing the one thing it apparently lacked: an entertainment ...
Trump is chasing cheaper diesel while Europe confronts the uncomfortable possibility that Washington is helping bankroll the war it claims to oppose.
While ordinary Mongolians endured fuel rationing, a luxury lakeside resort linked to a powerful family embroiled in a $1.1 ...
Trump’s Greenland deal preserves Danish sovereignty on paper while tightening U.S. control over military access, investment, ...
North Korea’s growing role in Europe and South Korea’s exposure to Middle Eastern instability have made one thing clear: ...
A British security assessment warns that ecosystem collapse could turn food and water shortages into global instability.
China and the United States have powerful reasons to contain their rivalry, even as mistrust and competing ambitions test the prospects for peace.
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