Browsing: Foreign laws

A Legal and Historical Perspective on Accountability, Human Rights, and the Gaza Conflict The ongoing war in Gaza and the…

Introduction: A Rare Window into Constitutional Thinking In a wide-ranging conversation on Uncommon Knowledge, :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, Associate Justice of the United…

Maurice Leblanc (1864–1941), the famous French writer, created one of literature’s most charming and clever characters — Arsène Lupin, the…

Origins Of The Conflict The fierce struggle surrounding the United States Supreme Court did not suddenly erupt in the age…

An Extraordinary Constitutional Dialogue In an age of polarized politics and shrinking civil discourse, few conversations remain as intellectually rich…

As an observer of this remarkable conversation, one could not help but sense that the bicentennial gathering at Harvard Law…

In late 2025, as the holiday season approached, the U.S. Supreme Court issued one of its most important emergency decisions…

American Democracy and the Epstein Files American democracy often presents itself as a global model of transparency, accountability, and checks…

Hobbits are usually shown as peaceful people who enjoy simple pleasures and avoid trouble, which gives them an image of…

The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land, establishing a federal republic with a clear separation of powers…