By Iryna Volnytska July 16, 2026 The halls of academia, once considered the inviolable bastions of intellectual authority, are currently reverberating with the sound of a closing trap. Much like the French aristocracy on the eve of the 1789 Revolution, who viewed their titles as divinely ordained and immutable, today’s…
By Josep Borrell July 17, 2026 The International Criminal Court (ICC) stands at a precarious precipice. For decades, the institution has served as the final bastion of accountability for the world’s most heinous crimes—genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Yet, today, the Court finds itself under a coordinated, multi-front…
