Alors que la publication de l’enquête sur « l’accès aux droits et sur les relations entre police et population » par le Défenseur des droits, appelant notamment à
modifier le cadre légal de la pratique des contrôles d’identité et à mieux en encadrer la pratique, a été publiée le 24 juin 2025, la France a également [...]
Since October 2023, Just Security has published more than 120 articles analyzing the diplomatic, legal, humanitarian and other consequences of the Israel-Hamas War. The catalog
below organizes our collection of articles primarily about the war into general categories to facilitate access to relevant topics for policymakers, researchers, [...]
Israel announced in May that it was launching Operation “Gideon’s Chariots,” a new extensive ground operation in Gaza. Haaretz reported on the final plans for the operation,
which were presented to the senior commanders who would lead the campaign. The plans outlined several goals, including “defeating Hamas,” demobilizing the area, [...]
The second Trump administration has made clear its intention to prioritize an “America First,” “peace through strength” foreign policy that reasserts its idea of a
“safer, stronger, and more prosperous America,” ostensibly controls spending, and turns U.S. [...]
Copyright law—a byzantine world in which millions ride on whether ‘Ice Ice Baby’ sounds too much like ‘Under Pressure’—rarely has much to say about geopolitics.
But two pivotal AI copyright court decisions last week, the first in a slew of prominent lawsuits, will have enormous implications for the U.S. [...]
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As the Assembly of State Parties (ASP) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) meet in New York this week for a special session to review the amendments on the crime of aggression,
they will assess whether the Court should expand its mandate and take on bold reforms. [...]
Not since before the passage of the Fourteenth Amendment has an American child’s citizenship depended on the state in which they were born or reside. Until now. In Trump
v. CASA, the Supreme Court held that federal district courts generally lack the authority to issue “universal” injunctions. [...]
