BJILMar 11, 20171 minThis Day in International Law – March 10By: Maximilian Oehl On March 10, 1983 then US-President Ronald Reagan proclaimed that the United States would not be signing the United...
BJILMar 10, 20175 minThe Need for an Evidentiary Standard for Open Source EvidenceBy Sara Birkenthal I zoom into the pixelated image of a neighborhood in Bayanoun, a district located in the Northern district of Syria,...
BJILMar 6, 20171 minThis Day in International Law: March 3By Lauren-Kelly Jones Thus began the Second Opium War – also known as the Arrow War, or the Anglo-French War – which followed the First...
BJILFeb 25, 20171 minThis Day In International Law: February 24thBy: Jackie Momah On February 24 1924 Mahatma Gandhi was released from prison. In his fight against the British rule over India in the...
BJILFeb 22, 20175 minSelf-determination in Western Sahara: A Case of Competing Sovereignties?By: Maribeth Hunsinger Western Sahara is a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of North Africa, bordering Morocco, Algeria, and...
BJILFeb 19, 20171 minThis Day in International Law: February 17By Arjun Ghosh On February 17, 1863, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was founded in Geneva by Swiss businessman Henry...
BJILFeb 11, 20172 minThis Day in International Law: February 10thBy Alfredo Diaz On February 10, 2009, the first accidental hypervelocity collision between two intact artificial satellites in low Earth...
BJILDec 16, 20165 minRussia and Japan’s Kuril Islands Territorial Dispute: How Likely is a Resolution?By Ilya Akdemir On December 15th, 2016, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin will pay a visit to Japan. The discussions between President...
BJILDec 9, 20164 minPromoting Infrastructure Development in Central Asia Through Public-Private PartnershipsBy Maribeth Hunsinger, JD Candidate 2019 The relatively young nations of Central Asia have been slowly opening their economies to foreign...