FBI Director Kash Patel hosted Montenegro’s Minister of Justice Bojan Bozovic and a Montenegrin delegation at FBI Headquarters on October 19, 2026
International Law
There is growing evidence that the current multilateral system is no longer capable of effectively addressing the escalating crises it faces. The foundational principles of international cooperation, consensus
On 2 October 2026, the anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth and the International Day of Non-Violence, Ambassador George Papadatos declined the usual rites of reverence.
On a Monday morning in Geneva, with the Palais des Nations behind them and a season of stalled talks all around, the European Public Law Organization asked a question that diplomacy has been circling for years: can artificial intelligence help restore collective action when politics itself has gone rigid?
Yesterday afternoon, at the Geneva Press Club, a small gathering tried to do something the United Nations often fails to do: put two of its own worlds in the same room and ask why they barely speak to each other.
A major independent report on the rule of law in the European Union has delivered a scathing assessment of a pivotal moment in Romania’s recent political history, framing it as a severe democratic backslide. The Civil Liberties Union for Europe (Liberties) Rule of Law Report 2026
International law appears to have died definitively on the night between January 2 and 3, 2026, the night when, for the umpteenth time, the United States decided to assert itself as the world’s historic policeman and undertake an operation to capture President Maduro
Romania stands at a crossroads of history and identity, a nation whose vibrant spirit has weathered empires and ideologies. In recent times, its political landscape has become a focal point of intense passion and profound division
Romania is once again engulfed in controversy as serious allegations surface regarding Marian Enache, the head of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR). Enache is accused of having collaborated with the notorious Securitate.
Romanian officials searched the homes of supporters of banned presidential candidate Călin Georgescu this week in a series of actions that have generated intense discussion and alarm.