International Law Blog

Dr. Michael T. Neely is an independent researcher and AI governance and compliance advisor whose work focuses on responsible AI, human oversight, accountability, policy, and the implications of emerging technologies for creative industries and public-interest systems. Artificial intelligence rarely respects the borders that law uses to allocate authority. A model may be develope...

Pawan Kumar is an Assistant Professor at Amity Law School, Amity University, Noida, and an honorary assistant professor at the International Institute of Justice and Police Sciences, Bengaluru. Krishna Tiwari is pursuing a Master’s in Business Law at the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru. There have been significant developments in international law over […]

Leonardo Helman serves as a research assistant to ILC Member Claudio Grossman and is a student at American University Washington College of Law Introduction The International Law Commission (ILC), during its seventy-seventh session opened work on the topic of Compensation for Damage Caused by Internationally Wrongful Acts – a topic whose reach extends to every […]

By Fenella Billing [1], Kristina Siig [2] and Birgit Feldtmann [3], Professors of Law at Aalborg University, Denmark Introduction On 14 September 2026, the Russian warship Soobrazitelny reportedly shot two flares towards a Danish military helicopter, which was conducting surveillance over international waters, off the peninsula between the Baltic Sea and the Bay of Mecklenburg, […]

By Konstantinos D. Magliveras, Professor of Public International Law at the University of the Aegean, Greece I. Introduction The Golan Heights (total area 1,800 square kilometers) lies in Southwest Syria and borders Lebanon, Israel and Jordan. Israel has occupied and administered it since the ‘Six-Day War’ in 1967; more than 20,000 Israeli citizens have settled […]