Treaties

Australia has had a special Ambassador for the Environment since 1989, and without that first appointment, Antarctica might’ve been open to commercial mining

While the idea that the World Health Organization could investigate disease in countries like weapons inspectors is interesting, there are clear problems

A changing interpretation of complex international laws and diplomatic treaties ended the WikiLeaks founder’s nearly seven-year stay in the Ecuadorian embassy

International Court of Justice jurist James Crawford on the diminishing appetite of nation states to join new or remain in established international agreements

North Korea’s nuclear test again proves that everybody needs to sign up if the world is to be rid of the worst of all terror weapons