U.S., five other countries urge Ethiopia to cease illegal detentions
WASHINGTON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Six countries including the United States expressed concern on Monday over reports of widespread arrests by Ethiopia of Tigrayan citizens...
In U.S. Foreign Policy, Is It Time to Kill All the Lawyers?
U.S. foreign policy is run by lawyers. At the Cato Institute, we examined the terminal degrees of all cabinet-level foreign policy officials since 1945—secretaries of...
Big Law Firms Offering Jobs Without Interviews In Response to Deal Surge
Some of the world’s biggest law firms have started offering lawyers jobs without interviewing them, in the latest example of the war for talent reaching new...
How International Law Could Help Preserve Nonproliferation in East Asia
Nuclear nonproliferation in East Asia looks, to some commentators, increasingly precarious. In recent months, North Korea restarted the Yongbyon reactor and conducted missile tests. South...
Global Arbitration Review – Reinvesting in international law: five key takeaways
The American Branch of the International Law Association's latest international law weekend featured panels on the future of international energy governance, climate change, geopolitics and economic competition, international...
Killer Robots: Negotiate New Law to Protect Humanity
Governments should open negotiations to adopt new international law on lethal autonomous weapons systems, also known as “killer robots.” Existing international law is not adequate...