North Korean laborers in Russian military factories are legitimate military targets

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The Bangladeshi government announced the formation of a minimum wage board, chaired by Senior District and Sessions Judge Sheikh Ashfaqur Rahman

Destroying civilian power grids should be banned even when they also supply military facilities

Wealthy countries should compensate poorer countries for recruiting their trained healthcare workers

States should be barred from arming allies that repeatedly violate the laws of war

The Trump administration's military strikes on suspected drug vessels circumvented the ethical and legal safeguards of the Drug Enforcement Administration

One ought to err on the side of legality

Abraham Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus was an unconstitutional act done in response to a perceived emergency

A migrant's right to stay should not depend on a single employer

Employers should raise pay before recruiting workers from abroad

The U.S. is randomly killing people at sea without any evidence

In striking suspected drug-trafficking vessels, the U.S. military acts as judge, jury, and executioner

The Myanmar military's airstrike on Kyauktaw was a legitimate military action

Ukraine's targeting of Russian oil refineries is justified as self-defense

Russia's airstrikes on Kyiv are justified as targeting military and logistics infrastructure

Ukraine is justified in targeting civilian-operated oil refineries deep inside Russian territory

Industrial facilities like steel plants and oil refineries are legitimate military targets in the Ukraine war

The economic benefits of commercial climbing justify the high physical risks borne by local guides

Expedition companies bear primary responsibility for staff safety when ignoring official weather warnings

Russia's missile strikes on Kyiv are justified as targeting military infrastructure

Tightening H-1B visa rules will force U.S. tech companies to move operations abroad