Europe’s Literal Race to the Bottom for a Carbon Neutral Future
In July 2022, the European Parliament approved nuclear energy as “green” in its continued effort to make European Union climate neutral by 2050.[1] Not
The Death of the Death Penalty
“The issue of the death penalty is associated with two fundamental human rights norms: the right to life and the protection against cruel, inhuman, and
Prosecuting International Crimes in 2022
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Evaluating NATO in 2022
In response to the devastation occasioned by the Second World War and the looming threat of Communism led by the Soviet Union with its new
Territorial Sovereignty Within the Metaverse: Adjusting to the Evolving Threat of Cyberwarfare
Prior to Russia’s physical invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, there were blatant incursions into Ukraine that began spreading chaos before a single bomb
Oil Prices Flirt with Historical Highs in Response to the War on Ukraine
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022, the U.S., along with its allies, imposed a fleet of crippling economic sanctions on
Biden’s New Asylum Overhaul: Will Efficiency Sacrifice Due Process?
The Biden Administration announced new rules changing the asylum process aimed at decreasing the 1.7-million-case-backlog in U.S. immigration courts.[1] Under this new policy, some migrants
Is the United States Guilty of “Hysterical Fearmongering” in the 2022 Ukraine Crisis?
In a typically acrimonious diplomatic brawl on Monday January 31, 2022, at the U.N. Security Council, the United States asserted that Russia has been jeopardizing
Human Trafficking: Providing Protection Instead of Prosecution
The world becomes smaller everyday as technology and global transportation become more accessible and affordable.[1]As a result, human trafficking has more efficient, evolving into a
Mexico’s Legal Cannabis Landscape: What the United States Can Anticipate and Learn from Mexico’s Path to the Legalization of Adult-Use Cannabis
History and Legislative Process Similar to the United States in many ways, Mexico’s relationship with cannabis has been an arduous one.[1] Anti-marijuana policies that were
The Negative Externalities of Economic Sanctions on Russia
““[T]he use of economic sanctions carries with it a moral and economic price that is often difficult to justify,” especially in times of weakened economies.[1]”
An Introduction to the International Fight Against Workplace Violence and Harassment
The average person around the world will spend nearly 90,000 hours at work over a lifetime.[1] Therefore, a person’s quality of life can be directly