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The laws and treaties governing maritime activities, including the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Peaceful protest—also called nonviolent resistance or civil resistance—is collective public action that refrains from physical violence and the threat of violence, using tactics like marches, vigils, ...
may board and seize a foreign vessel on the high seas under a statutory framework centered on (MDLEA) and related statutes, by relying on vessel nationality, statelessness, , or prima facie evidence o...
Danish and Greenlandic leaders have issued firm, coordinated rebuttals to U.S. statements proposing U.S. control over Greenland, insisting that Greenland’s future and territorial sovereignty are matte...
Donald Trump’s second-term policies, as documented by multiple legal analysts and reporting, risk breaching core treaty obligations and well‑established customary international law norms — principally...
The presence of a vessel in international waters does not by itself authorize lethal strikes; instead international law gives warships a narrow right to stop, visit and search foreign-flagged or unreg...