Europe
Giorgia Meloni’s Legacy: Breaking Glass Ceilings and Closing Borders
"Meloni has broken the glass ceiling for Italy, but refugees and migrants are left to pick up the broken shards."
Talulah Ratcliffe
Law & Diplomacy
From the Hague to the Holy Land: The Possible Impact of the ICJ on International Conflicts
As the world becomes more and more interconnected, we turn to international institutions to seek globalized justice. Despite a lack of tangible authority in the face of very real abuses of human rights, there is hope that the ICJ's advisory tools can ignite desperately needed change.
Human Rights
Australia’s Imperial Exploitation of Timor-Leste: Why They Are No Different to Their Colonial Monarchy
"Australia is not just a mere victim of the British Empire, but instead steadily follows in its colonial footsteps. These footsteps land directly on one of the poorest countries in the world, and Australia’s own island neighbor: Timor-Leste."