U.S. cities and states are discussing reparations for Black Americans. Here’s what’s key.
One lesson from international efforts: Keep reparations distinct from general social support.
Burundi’s leader died last month. How will the world remember him?
Pierre Nkurunziza’s long-term legacy is far from clear.
Despite U.S. sanctions, the International Criminal Court will keep investigating alleged war crimes in Afghanistan
The U.S. public may not agree with Trump’s move
Why the International Criminal Court will investigate possible U.S. war crimes — even if the Trump administration says it can’t
My research suggests Americans support the investigation
The U.N.’s top court ordered Myanmar to protect the Rohingya. Here’s how that could matter.
The ruling was a significant defeat for Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s president and a former human rights icon
Sudan’s upheaval is the latest example of a ‘gray-zone coup’
Autocrats learned “coup-proofing” — and militaries learned negotiating.