
Illumina/Grail: The European Commission’s Jurisdictional Obstacle to Review Transactions in Emerging Markets
Abstract: As technology and scientific advancements drive the emergence of new industries and products, regulators face complex challenges in ensuring competition in these rapidly evolving

The Difficulty of Prosecuting War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
Prosecuting war crimes presents a complex challenge due to a range of legal, political, and practical obstacles. The nature of war crimes, which often occur

Insidious Threats to Democratic Rule of Law: An action by the Trump administration analyzed with Hungarian context
Similar actions by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and the Fidesz party in Hungary—which has held a parliamentary majority for most of the past fifteen years—suggest

Combatting Extremism in Nigeria
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with the largest economy in the region. Why then has extremism flourished and some youth chosen that

The 25% Tariffs on Canada and Mexico: Impact on Industries and Global Trade
*This article was written in mid-March of 2025 and is not intended to reflect subsequent developments. Under the current United States Trump administration, the tariffs

Codifying Corporate Conscience: The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and the Rise of Binding Corporate Responsibility
Introduction Across the world, there is growing recognition that the current model of corporate globalization has come at too high a cost for human rights

The International Criminal Court Should Reevaluate Its Warrant Enforcement Policy
In order to fulfill the International Criminal Court’s (“ICC”) warrants effectively, the court needs to adopt a new policy that does not solely rely on

Deepfakes Know No Borders: How the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act Paves the Way for AI Regulation
Deepfakes generated by Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) are altering global communication, diminishing the integrity of our social relations. Deepfakes are AI-generated content that manipulates images, audio,

The Impact of International Law on Bird Conservation
Over the past century, one of the international community’s primary objectives has been environmental conservation.[1] Through the power of international law, nations and international organizations

The Legality of the United Nations Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti
In October 2023, the United Nations (“UN”) Security Council authorized a Multinational Security Support (“MSS”) mission to Haiti in response to escalating gang violence, instability,

Legal Protections for Climate-Displaced Populations in Small Island Nations
Small island nations such as Tuvalu and Kiribati face existential threats from rising sea levels, leading to forced displacement.[1] Unfortunately, current international legal frameworks fail

Safe Streets or Shaky Standards? The Fallout of El Salvador’s ‘Mano Dura’ Policy
El Salvador—the smallest Central American country with a population of 6.8 million[1]—is known for its rich culture and tasty foods.[2] However, behind the peaceful volcanoes