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The legal systems of the world have long been led by Eurocentric ideas, but in the UK, there’s a law school that aims to change that: SOAS University of London’sCollege of Law.

I did not expect to leave Islamabad thinking about the future of international law. I went to speak. I came home with something harder to shake: a conviction that what is happening on the Indus river is not just a bilateral water dispute between two nuclear-armed neighbours. It is a test of whether the global…

It is no exaggeration to say that the U.S. Supreme Court’s recently concluded term was one of the most consequential for our democracy and the rule of law. The 14th Amendment’s birthright citizenship guarantee survived a narrow 5-4 ruling, and the Court preserved the authority of states, granted by the Constitution, to set the rules…