The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established by the United Nations on July 17, 1998, with the passage of the Rome Statute. It came as a response to horrific crimes committed during conflicts throughout the twentieth century – namely the World Wars, the Cold War, and the conflicts in Yugoslavia and Rwanda.
Read MoreAfrica has long called for more representation in global governance, and recent calls for more representation at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) have been gaining attention.
Read MoreInternational preparations for the G20 2024 summit in Brazil are underway, as the summit is set to expand for the first time since its foundation in 1999.
Read MoreSince its inception in 1944, the World Bank has played a vital role in universally supporting and developing financial initiatives to decrease poverty while simultaneously stimulating economic growth in various nations with limited resources.
Read MoreSri Lanka’s latest presidential election ended with Anura Kumara Dissanayake, a Marxist-leaning politician, winning the race. Since being elected Dissanayake has fulfilled his promise of dissolving Sri Lanka’s parliament. A few hours afterward, Dissanayake dissolved the 225-member parliament to make way for a snap general election.
Read MoreCyprus and Greece Agree on a Subsea Electrical Cable Karissa Kromminga Staff Writer On September 17, Cyprus approved the construction
Read MoreQuad Summit Furthers Initiatives and Threatens Chinese Interests Gabriella Fernandez Staff Writer On September 21, 2024, United States President Joe
Read MoreSeton Hall Diplomacy Students attend the Summit of the Future Rachel Beck Staff Writer On September 20 and 21, Seton
Read MoreIn early September, Nigeria’s Benue State faced dangerous flash floods, destroying farms and homes, and displacing thousands of residents. Heavy rains have damaged 30 of Nigeria’s 36 states over the past month, killing 269 people and forcing 640,000 people from their homes.
Read MoreIn recent years, Europe has witnessed a significant surge in anti-tourism sentiment, particularly in popular destinations such as Barcelona, Venice, and Santorini. This growing frustration among locals has led to protests and the implementation of new measures to control the influx of tourists.
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