How escaping North Koreans go from victims of crimes against humanity to smuggled refugees and on to Europe and the US.

The FIFA scandal has brought the world game into disrepute. What more can policymakers do to ensure global institutions don't stray offside from good governance?

The plan to strip Australian jihadists of their citizenship is more complex than it might at first seem and could even be a recipe for statelessness.

The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty is fraying, and may no longer be capable of coping with contemporary challenges. It may be time for a new deal.

Multinational military activity is often fractious and complicated by multiple and overlapping chains of command. But recent international efforts to curb Somali piracy offer some lessons for improving co-operation.

By giving formal recognition to a river, New Zealand may have taken on more than it bargained for.