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Washed in Red, White, and Blue: The 2026 World Cup and the Paradox of Democratic Sportswashing

On December 5, 2025, in a Washington ballroom draped in the flags of nations, FIFA President Gianni Infantino stepped to the podium and handed the President of the United States- Donald Trump a golden trophy the size of the Worl...


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Hey, if you’re here, who’s steering the ship?

Rethinking the matter of autonomous vessels in International Maritime Law

In the spring of 2022, a vessel slipped quietly out of a Norwegian port carrying a cargo of mineral fertilize...


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Dusting Off the Sword: What the Shield of the Americas Reveals About Hemispheric Security for Latin America

New Name, Familiar Tale

On March 7, 2026, leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean gathered in Doral, Florida, at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump to inaugurate what was presented as a renewed framework ...


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Imported Intolerance: Colonialism and the Persistence of Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws in Africa

When Ugandan authorities arrested two young women for sharing a Valentine’s Day kiss and charged them with offences related to homosexuality and indecency, they upheld a law written and imposed by the colonisers. When colonisers departed, th...


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Is International Law Dead? Venezuela, Power, and the Reality of Intervention

2026 has begun with a dramatic and rapidly unfolding geopolitical crisis centered in Venezuela. In late 2025, the United States initiated a significant military buildup in the southern Caribbean and of...


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