In light of recent conflicts marked by war crimes and legal violations, it is timely to question whether the laws of war remain fit for purpose.
Updated22 Oct, 202502:39pm
From Gaza to Ukraine, the law of occupation faces renewed scrutiny amid debates over sovereignty, resistance and resource control.
Published08 Oct, 202511:12am
Israel sees in Iran a state it aims to destroy, not because it is worried that its black-turbaned fundamental clerics will get the bomb, but because it sees in Iran a worthy adversary.
Published16 Jun, 202502:08pm
Engaging with the Taliban on what is required by the international community for them to be formally recognised is perhaps the only way forward.
Published11 Feb, 202511:01am
The Grand Canyon-sized crater in Faisal Devji’s argument is one that anyone with any basic reading of South Asian history could point out to you — we were already here.
Updated10 Sep, 202411:45am
The Palestinian struggle for self-determination is now overshadowed by their need to simply survive. They are being starved to death by the only liberal democracy in the Middle East.
Updated09 Apr, 202402:51am
While the 'world of light' has collectively agreed to forget the oppression it wrought on our lands, our 'world of darkness' has vowed to always remember.
Updated20 Mar, 202406:10pm
The ICJ’s order is a step in the right direction but the drums must continue to be beaten for a ceasefire as the court has ignored that cry.
Published27 Jan, 202409:43am
There could be no better applicant for these proceedings than this former apartheid and colonised state and one against whom Israeli accusations of libel and anti-Semitism are less likely to stick.
Published15 Jan, 202410:44am
The conifers that now dominate the landscape are a symbolic stand-in for diaspora Jews around the world whom Israel claims as its own.
Published18 Dec, 202310:44am
The Palestinians have the right to resist an Israeli occupation, especially one that forcibly denies them their right to self-determination.
Updated16 Oct, 202301:24pm
