Recent years have seen an escalation in the violation of fundamental rights. What is happening in Iran and Ukraine is only the tip of the iceberg

The Security Council's commitment to tackling the various forms of crime has grown but some problems remain such as the lack of organic guidelines, the undersizing of staff and resources, and the scarce use of intelligence operations in coordination with the states

On several occasions over the past century, there has been a disconnect between the international legal framework and the real world order, with the interests of the great powers prevailing over the aspirations of smaller nations. Russian President Putin, who reaffirmed this in 2007, perhaps hoped that 15 years later, the international community would also yield. But this has not been the case

The effect of the new world order that is emerging will probably not be deglobalization, but economic agreements based on political affinity. Rather than offshoring, friendshoring. But it could still divide the world into two blocs as during the Cold War

The resignation of Liz Truss, political instability and the next moves of the Tories, in the analysis of Justin Frosini, Director of the Bachelor in Global Law

Poland has demanded 1,300 billion euros from Germany for the damage suffered in World War II. An inappropriate request, especially in this historical moment