The International Law Programme at @ChathamHouse conducts policy-oriented research on critical issues of public international law.

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šŸ“¢Join us on Thursday 11 June to celebrate the launch of our upcoming paper 'Medical care in armed conflict: addressing the crisis'. Thursday 11 June, 17:00-18:15 BST Register below ā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/events/all/…
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šŸ—³ļøWho will be the next UN Secretary-General? We'll be joined by two of the candidates, Rafael Mariano Grossi and Rebeca Grynspan, to present their vision of how they might lead the organization. Friday 29 May 11:00 - 13:00 BST Register belowā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/events/all/…
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šŸ“A US Department of War memo reignited debate over ownership – which is complicated by Argentine independence, British administration, and the principle of self-determination. Read the full explainer belowā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/2026/05/who…
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🚢Freedom of passage through the Strait is a key issue for all maritime nations, writes Professor Marc Weller, Director of the International Law Programme at Chatham House. Read the full explainer below ā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/2026/04/str…
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"There's no ready legal basis that can be invoked in order to justify the present operation" Professor Marc Weller (@CHIntLaw) on the legal basis for the US and Israel's military campaign against Iran.
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US-Israeli air strikes – and the assassination of Supreme Leader Khamenei – create precedents for other countries seeking to resort to force without consideration for the rule of law. Read more from Professor Marc Weller below ā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/2026/03/ira…
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Earlier this month Marc Weller, Director of the International Law programme, gave evidence to the UK House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee on the legality of US actions in Venezuela. šŸ“ŗWatch the full committee session here: parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
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"Objections to ratification are based on the language of a 1966 US–UK agreement. But these objections misread that treaty’s intent and context." Read more from our Programme Director, Marc Weller, here:ā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/2026/01/uk-…
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Following the launch of the #ICC Office of the Prosecutor's Policy on Cyber-enabled Crimes in December, Special Adviser Marko Milanović spoke at @ChathamHouse in London this week on prosecuting cyber-enabled international crimes.
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šŸ“¢Our latest paper, 'Securing justice for cyber-enabled international crimes is out! Join us next Wednesday 4 February to celebrate the launch of this research paper at our panel event - register via our website chathamhouse.org/2026/01/sec…
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šŸ“¢Join our panel of experts examining pathways to accountability and the legal frameworks needed to secure justice for cyber-enabled international crimes. Wednesday 4 February 2026, 17:30 – 19:00 GMT @ChathamHouse and online Register hereā¤µļø chathamhouse.org/events/all/…
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šŸ“¢ @TheWorldToday, the @ChathamHouse magazine, has launched its new issue! Stories include how Europe can save NATO, threats to LGBT rights, reinventing foreign aid and more! Read now > chathamhouse.org/publication…
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šŸ“¢Exciting new opportunity to join the Global Governance and Security Centre! We're seeking a Senior Research Fellow in international law and governance to lead and advance our work in this area. Applications close 8th June 23:59 BSTā¬‡ļø careers.chathamhouse.org/job…

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"The ICJ’s approach so far suggests the best defence in court may be a policy of strict scrutiny to avoid exported arms being used to violate international humanitarian law". Read @alexwentker's expert comment for @CHIntLaw here: chathamhouse.org/2024/09/mor… #ICJ
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Today @CHIntLaw, @OEA_Cyber, @OEA_CICTE, @OEA_BR & @Itamaraty_EN hosted a dialogue on int law in #cyberspace, in Brazil. This event helped to raise general awareness of the national position on int law in cyberspace, incl. discussion on the Cyber CBMs agreed among OAS members.
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