Mali’s New Chapter
Though the struggle to stabilize Mali hasn’t drawn many headlines, there is still much work to be done.
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New Rules for the World’s Arms Trade
The U.N. just approved a major new weapons treaty. What does this mean for the United States?
Abortion, Politics, & the Criminal Law
Forty years after Roe v. Wade, state laws are challenging the 1973 ruling. What does that mean for women caught in the legal fray?
Palestinian Prisoners
Following the death of a Palestinian man in an Israeli jail, the uneasy ceasefire has been broken. How can security and stability in the region be reestablished?
Prosecuting Presidents
The ICC has faced criticism of lacking any real power. Will events in Libya and Côte d’Ivoire give the court a chance to finally flex its muscle?
On Shifting Ground: A New Diplomacy for Syria?
As the death toll continues to rise in Syria, is a lasting peace within reach?
New Rules for New Wars: Drone Strikes on American Citizens
Barack Obama promised a reversal of the Bush Doctrine. Has his administration truly moved away from executive unilateralism?
Borderless War: What to Do Next in Mali
French forces have retaken most of Mali in an ongoing struggle with terrorists. But what’s next?
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