International and Foreign

After COP26, governments must close gaps in ambition and implementation to meet the urgency of the climate crisis.

To avoid worsening Afghanistan's education crisis, the U.S. Treasury Department should amend its general license on humanitarian assistance to explicitly cover education activities.

Russia’s unannounced anti-satellite missile test raises important legal and policy questions about the prohibition on the use of force in outer space.

Polls show a steady decline. But while the opposition stands a chance, it faces challenges, including the risk of election manipulation.

Alongside humanitarian and logistical barriers, the lack of social acceptance is a factor barring 1.2 million people from returning home.

President Biden hoped for a more stable and predictable relationship with Russia. Time to deal with reality instead.

Both decisions were controversial but also innovative, and created a new panorama in the region going forward.

In the current security crisis and regional context, such a response may amount to meeting a threat to peace with appeasement and bribery.

Designating Turkey as a safe third country is Greece's latest attempt to shift its obligations under international and European law.

The act needs work, but could set a new standard in limiting Interpol abuse for assassinations, abductions, financial blacklisting and more.

As the Taliban seized control, evidence of human rights abuses had to be destroyed, hidden, or risk capture. It didn't have to be this way.

The Israeli designation may be designed to trigger US counterterrorism sanctions - and chill human rights activism. Here are some options for the US response.