[Clara Sandoval is an international human rights lawyer, Honorary Professor at Essex University, and founding member of the Essex Transitional Justice Network. She is also

a visiting professor at the Geneva Academy, and Director of Programmes at the Global Survivors Fund where she works on reparation.] The author served as expert in [...]

[Kenaw Akililu is currently a MAS candidate in the Master of Advanced Studies in Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Rule of Law at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian

Law and Human Rights, and a former law lecturer at Bahir Dar University] Introduction  Cyber operations and targeting of cyber infrastructure, including data centres, [...]

[Timothy William Waters is the Richard S. Melvin Professor at Indiana University Maurer School of Law, and author of Boxing Pandora: Rethinking Borders, States, and Secession

in a Democratic World (Yale University Press, 2020). His new book on secession in the United States is tentatively titled Unmapping America: The Case for A New Declaration [...]

—Andre T M Chua, LLM (University of Toronto), LLB (National University of Singapore); writing on comparative constitutional law and Singapore public law On 14 July 2026,

the General Division of the High Court of Singapore handed down Shanmugam Kasiviswanathan v Bloomberg LP [2026] SGHC 147. [...]

Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the North African coast with a population of approximately 80,000, experienced an unprecedented mass influx of people during the last week of July.

Around 70,000 people, mostly Moroccan nationals but also persons from other countries, entered the territory irregularly. [...]

“…I understood that I had collided with the edge of the political universe in which the Tribunal was allowed to function” (Carla Del Ponte, Madame Prosecutor: Confrontations

with Humanity’s Worst Criminals and the Culture of Impunity (2009), p. 60) [...]

[Amin Motamedi is an Arbitrator at the Iranian Chamber of Commerce (ACIC), a university lecturer, and holds a PhD in international law] Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly

been employed in a wide range of professional contexts, including legal analysis and dispute resolution. [...]

[Davit Khachatryan is a lecturer at American University of Armenia and Russian-Armenian University] There is something almost ritualistic about restating the law of self-defense.

Article 51 has been parsed, contested, stretched, and invoked in nearly every major armed conflict since 1945. [...]

[Darryl Robinson is a Professor at Queen’s University, Faculty of Law (Canada)] Matthew Gillett and Rohit Gupta make several excellent points in their two-part response (here

and here) to my two newest articles about ecocide, Humans Matter Too and a Challenge for Ecocide Scholarship. [...]

[Sarah Shoker is a Senior Non-Resident Fellow in artificial intelligence at U.C. Berkeley Risk and Security Lab and former Geopolitics Team Lead at OpenAI. Jessica Dorsey is

an Assistant Professor of International Law at Utrecht University School of Law and Managing Editor of Opinio Juris.] What began as a quiet contract dispute between [...]