Professor Ngaire Woods highlights the challenge ahead for the tech industry as they ask Americans to embrace AI at a moment when trust in government is declining.

Following the election of Graham Platner in the Maine Democratic primary, Professor Pepper Culpepper explains how “good populists” are swaying voters.

Professor Janina Dill examines how perceptions of local consent influence public support for military action and why misrepresenting local opinion can carry political consequences at home.

Professor Janina Dill warns that “unapologetic defiance of law is much more dangerous – for the law and hence for global stability – than violations couched in”, responding to the Trump administration’s explanation that the detention of Venezuelan President Maduro was a law enforcement operation based on “domestic legal authority”.

Professor Janina Dill, told Al Jazeera that if Trump’s “stone ages” threat implies that the US will destroy structures and buildings that characterise a modern society, “then this would be illegal because it implies directing attacks against civilian objects”.

Professor Janina Dill tells DW News how the US's recent shift in policy is damaging to international law.