Afghan Farmers Face Hunger as the Taliban’s Poppy Ban Strains Rural Livelihoods
In northern Afghanistan, former poppy farmers say legal crops cannot replace the income that once fed their families.
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UN Report: U.S. Sole Major Economy with Sharp Rise in Climate Pollution
A UN report finds the United States saw a marked rise in planet-warming emissions last year, complicating global efforts to limit warming.
Data Centers as Battlefields: Why Connectivity Is a Strategic Target
Data centers are increasingly strategic targets in conflicts, risking vital services; governments and providers pursue resilience and international norms.
Unity Day Spotlight: “Sahara, Terre du Maroc” Celebrated on 31 October
History, international law, realities, and the future: on October 31, 2026, on the occasion of Unity Day, Sahara, Terre du Maroc, Philippe Liénard’s book, with a foreword by Ahmed Elallali and published by CODE Humanité, will be in the spotlight. It explores one of the major questions in the Kingdom’s contemporary history, with an ambition:…
Accountability Options for Alleged War Crimes by a U.S. Leader
Domestic probes, international courts and sanctions outline routes to pursue accountability for alleged war crimes by a U.S. leader.
U.S. Allows Reduced Iranian Delegation to Attend UN General Assembly
The U.S. will allow a smaller Iranian delegation to attend the UN General Assembly in New York under travel and purchase restrictions.
Global Temperature Record Broken in August as Oceans Reach New Highs
EU climate monitoring finds August the warmest month ever; ocean temperatures hit unprecedented levels and the UN urges fossil fuel reductions.
Why Some Conservatives Embrace International Law’s Practical Benefits
How conservative principles intersect with the practical advantages of a rule-based global order.
Myanmar leader visits Thailand in bid to bolster international legitimacy
Min Aung Hlaing stressed that his government was focused on ending the civil war and restoring peace. Published On 6 Aug 20266 Aug 2026 The head of Myanmar’s military-backed government has met Thailand’s prime minister in Bangkok as he seeks to boost his government’s legitimacy more than five years after seizing power. President Min Aung…
Palestine weekly: Israel kills dozens in Gaza after Hamas disarmament deal
United States President Donald Trump announced “a historic agreement” on July 30 for the disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, framed as the long-awaited move into the second phase of the October 2025 “ceasefire” deal. The agreement was negotiated through the Board of Peace, established by Trump to oversee post-war reconstruction and…
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