Nelson Mandela discusses his visit to the United Nations Security Council seeking peacekeepers to quell violence in South Africa. Originally broadcast on the MacNeil/Lehrer News hour on July 15, 1992.

Today we’re going to talk about the forces that affect a country’s stability. We’ll take a closer look at Costa Rica, Venezuela, Cuba, and Brazil and examine how the cohesiveness of these Latin American countries varies dramatically even...

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Sanctions under Antitrust Law

Enforcement of Environmental Protection Laws

Transactional Leadership is the everyday leadership between a manager and colleague, officer and soldier, or any leader and their followers. It is the process of passing on a request or requirement and winning a commitment to meet it.

How do organizations elicit compliance from their members? Amitai Etzioni addressed this question, concluding that there are three types of organization, each wielding a different sort of power.

With the war in Ukraine reaching its first anniversary, we take a look at the sanctions package the UK has imposed on Russia, whether they've been effective and what more the government could do, alongside Sanctions Minister Anne-Marie...

How much tougher is Trump than Obama when it comes to Iran? Matthew Symonds, our defence and diplomatic editor, explains.

America has dominated global finance for decades. But could covid-19 tip the balance of financial power in China's favour?

Sanctions under Antitrust Law

Following recent developments, some are beginning to worry about the nuclear future of Iran. With the country dropping out of their nuclear commitments they are now free to develop nuclear technology, whether that be domestic or...

Legal Consequences and Law

The war in Ukraine and the ensuing raft of worldwide economic sanctions have dialed up risk for companies. ACAMS Head of Global Sanctions and Risk Justine Walker offers advice on how to stay in compliance.

The video discusses the political turmoil and dictatorship of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, including voter intimidation, electoral rigging, and attacks on opposition members and civil society organizations. The international community...

The FT's Bryan Harris examines how agreements over railways and cultural links between the two Koreas could allow Pyongyang to drive a wedge between the US and South Korea.

Obamagate & The Michael Flynn Controversy Explained .

The U.S. Commerce Department introduced its “most comprehensive” set of export controls on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. This interview explores future controls and how the department coordinating with other efforts to...

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last month and consequential sanctions against the Kremlin, the threat of cyberattacks in the United States and abroad has been looming. While the threat of attacks on critical infrastructure has...

The Biden administration has signaled a heightened focus on white-collar crime enforcement, but also specific target areas. Lawyers from Miller & Chevalier and Ferrari & Associates look at the main areas of focus and how companies need...

When Iran's military forces mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian passenger jet it sparked widespread protests around the country. Iran's leaders face being overwhelmed by a crisis they created—how will they respond? Read more