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Under the UN Charter, one sovereign state’s armed attack on another ordinarily violates the prohibition on the use of force unless justified by self‑defense or Security Council authorization.
States face a restrictive legal framework when contemplating on foreign soil: the Charter’s prohibition on force under remains the baseline, and exceptions such as under , authorization, or evolving d...
The question of whether the Trump administration’s military operation that seized Venezuela’s president was illegal splits into two arenas: the administration’s internal legal posture, which says the ...
The United States, under President Trump, ordered a military operation that struck Venezuela, seized President Nicolás Maduro and transported him to New York, and publicly signaled an intention to “ru...