Let the masculine lay the foundations—but let the feminine remind us why we build, Kayla Carman writes.
How do you have a court which uses international law as a bedrock for its very existence when many of the most powerful countries in the world – namely Russia and China – are not members?
Although Kincora reads like the tawdriest of black novels, unlike the Putin/Lvova-Belova affair, all of it is true.
Roger Waters has got a brand new song. It’s called Sumud. A ballad, but not just another ballad: actually a timeless Hymn to Resistance.
If Trump’s sanctions include technology, we’ll have a slew of gender and diversity experts calling this sexism.
Given how naïve Americans are and how venal its press is, anything is possible – even the suicide of Maxwell
Covid’s pandemic has revealed the conflict of interest inherent to the American knowledge production model, in which the state subsidizes a scientific research that inevitably results in drugs patented by private companies.
The Trump administration risks finding itself at a crossroads that could pose a further problem for international law.
