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Can Trump Break a Trade Deal? Inside the US-Canada Tariff War
Trump just imposed 50% tariffs on ~$20 billion in Canadian goods (e.g.: cars, alcohol, dairy).
He started a trade war in early 2025, but this is the biggest tariff hike yet.
Why? He cites Section 338 of a U.S. law called the 1930 Tariff A...
7 Ways Israel’s E1 Settlement Plan Violates International Law
Source: UK, France, Germany, Italy and Canada condemn Israel's West Bank settlement project - BBC News
Israel opened bidding for 1,234 new homes in a place called E1: a strip of land that cuts the West Bank in half and blocks Pal...
Explaining the Iran Loop in 4 Minutes
7 questions:
1. Why does every Iran ceasefire seem to fall apart within weeks?
Yusra:
Under international law, a ceasefire is only as strong as the instrument creating it, and the deals haven’t met the standard:
An earlier v...
Next Time Someone Complains about the Heat, Drop This
If you’re hot, bothered and feeling sweaty all the time… it’s not just you.
If you’ve been keeping up with the news: This summer has witnessed some of the most extreme weather events in recorded history.
According to scientists, there is...
Venezuela quit the International Criminal Court. It Won't Save Them.
Author: justflix (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.)
Venezuela announced it’s leaving the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The same month the ICC prosecutor was removed… and the U.S. declared...
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Int’l Law Prof, Manchester & Geneva. Author, Cambridge Uni Press. Rep before Int’l Court of Justice & other courts. Former UN lawyer. Founded SAIL explaining the international law behind today's headlines to all. Join 1.5K+ \ud83d\udce7 [email protected]
I'm a (Swiss) academic in Japan, Associate Professor at Kyoto University, working on neutrality in IR. I also run the YouTube show "Neutrality Studies", where I explore world politics with various guests.
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