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The legality of the US military strikes under international law and maritime principles, including the need for host-state consent, judicial process, or clear self-defence grounds.
The deaths of civilians in have been caused by an interplay of factors in which ’s documented practice of operating in and near populated areas and sometimes using civilian infrastructure for military...
International and regional law bodies have responded to U.S. high‑seas interdictions and lethal strikes with repeated legal condemnation, calls for investigations and accountability, and analyses argu...
International courts and law‑enforcement agencies have been pulled into the Venezuela crisis through a mix of longstanding indictments, an abrupt U.S. law‑enforcement framed operation to seize Nicolás...
The Obama administration grounded both its use of force against Osama bin Laden and its timing of congressional notification in two intersecting legal strands: the 2001 Authorization for Use of Milita...