Professor Don Rothwell spoke to ABC Radio about the implications of any Australian involvement in a potential peacekeeping mission to Ukraine. title
Sea Level Rise and International Law title
The topic of sea-level rise in relation to international law is currently under discussion in the International Law Commission, which intends to conclude the topic in this year’s session. Professor Martins Paparinskis, the ILC member from Latvia, is a member of the Commission’s Working Group on Sea-Level Rise and has participated in the discussion of legal issues relating to law of the sea, statehood, and human rights.
Professor Donald Rothwell spoke to ABC Radio about the Chinese warships firing missiles off the Australian coast title
Honorary Professor Matthew Neuhaus speaks to ABC Radio about the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo title
Professor Donald Rothwell spoke to Michael West Media about Oscar Jenkins – an Australian that has been captured by Russia title
Professor Donald Rothwell speaks about about the Chinese Navy conducting two live-fire military exercises in waters near Australia and New Zealand title
China didn’t violate any rules with its live-fire exercises. So why are Australia and NZ so worried? title
Professor Don Rothwell writes about China's live-fire military exercises in waters near Australia and New Zealand. title
Professor Donald Rothwell speaks about Trump stating he wants to buy Greenland title
Trump 2.0: Tariffs, Territory, and Treaties title
The indicators are that Donald Trump’s second term as President will be as disruptive for international law and international relations as the first. Executive Orders were signed within hours of him becoming President withdrawing the United States from the Paris Agreement and World Health Organisation and renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America. Prior to taking office President Trump threatened the imposition of tariffs on America’s major trading partners, especially Canada and Mexico.