International law

Radwan Ziadeh’s The United Nations’ Failure in Syria examines how years of resolutions, documentation, and diplomacy failed to protect Syrians. This review explores what that failure reveals about international justice and the limits of the global order.

Syria and Lebanon stand at a pivotal moment in redefining their relationship. Abdulrahman Matar argues that sovereignty, non-intervention, and secure borders provide the most viable path to lasting stability while helping both nations navigate fragile political transitions.

As soon as the Syrian revolution began in 2011, a group of Syrians rushed to focus on the path of transitional justice. Many believed...