SAIL (Simplified Approach to International Law)
SAILSAIL unpacks the international law driving today’s global headlines in plain language. No law degree required; just curiosity and a few minutes to read!
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Can International Law Stop Hantavirus? (In 3 minutes)
[The usual caveats apply: this is a simplified explainer, lawyers may disagree on several of these points, and by the time you read this, something may have already changed.]
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Israel Stopping the Global Sumud Flotilla: An International Law Breakdown (in 4 minutes)
[The usual caveats apply: this is a simplified explainer, lawyers disagree on several of these points, and by the time you read this, something may have already changed.]
The Global Sumud Flotilla is a fleet of civilian ships carrying doct...
Four Ways the Next UN Secretary-General Could Actually Strengthen International Law (in 2 minutes)
You’ve probably heard that campaigning is in full swing to elect the next UN Secretary-General by the end of 2026 (full process explained here).
Four candidates are in the running: Michelle Bachelet (former Chilean president), Rafael Gross...
The Strait of Hormuz II: Answering Your International Law Questions in 3 Minutes
[The usual caveats apply: this is a simplified explainer, lawyers disagree on several of these points, and by the time you read this, something may have already changed.]
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The legal controversies around the Strait of Hormuz...
Five Reasons the US-Iran Ceasefire Is Legally Fragile (in 3 minutes)
Trump announced he would pause bombing Iran for two weeks and Iran said it would open the Strait of Hormuz.
Both are gearing up for negotiations mediated by Pakistan.
But literally hours after the announcements, Israel bombed Lebanon and...
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