New episode of #CalledToTheBar: Douglas Guilfoyle and Juliette McIntyre unpack the unprecedented removal of the ICC Prosecutor, the legal basis under Article 46, the procedural controversy, and what it means for the Court’s future. CW: workplace sexual harassment soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

85. The Removal of the ICC Prosecutor

In this episode, Juliette McIntyre and Douglas Guilfoyle examine the unprecedented removal from office of International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan by the Assembly of States Parties. The dis

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hey so I changed one of the answers on my Korean exam and if I hadn't done that I would have gotten 100% so I'll be killing myself now nice knowing you 🫡

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Finaaaallly getting the chance to listen to Called to the Bar podcast series about international law. Excellent discussions about the law, but also really lovely reflections on career paths and life. @djag2.bsky.social 🤗

Bringing one of the best tweets of all time over to Bluesky in honour of the Three Lions QF victory

why is it that apparently I can pronounce things like 열락했어요 perfectly but I struggle with 앞 stupid Australian accent 😭😭

How do you say I am going to fail my Korean exam in Korean 🥲

Had so much fun on the #ANZSIL President's Panel just now I was crazy nervous but it's always just a delight to listen to interesting, clever people

I think I have too many hobbies to be a successful academic this job wants to consume you

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SBS says you wanna understand the coaches you gotta speak 48 languages

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I am very pleased to announce the publication of my book International Law and the High Court of Australia. Published by Melrose Legal Publishers in The Hague @mlpthehague.bsky.social, the book traces the Court’s work in international law since Federation. melroselegalpublishers.com/wp-content/u...

why is the damn world cup footage so blurry

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New #CalledToTheBar! In a very special episode, I am joined by Penny Ridings, Bill Campbell and An Hertogen to remember the great New Zealander Sir Kenneth Keith. Be warned, it's a bit of a tear-jerker. Vale Ken. soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

78. Rembering Sir Kenneth Keith

In this special episode, the panel reflects on the life, career, and enduring legacy of Sir Kenneth James Keith ONZ KBE KC PC , one of the most influential international lawyers of his generation. Dr

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John Scalzi@scalzi.com · 2mo ago

Unsurprisingly excellent piece from Ted Chiang about LLMs and particularly about Claude. Claude (or any other LLM) is not conscious or "intelligent" in the general understanding of the word, but if it were, then it would be, essentially, a slave. www.theatlantic.com/philosophy/2...

Oxford University Press are going to publish my thesis book 🤓

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Unreliable narrator stories are fun until you live through a global-economy tanking war between two sets of relentless liars both trying to influence a stock market full of investors who don't actually care what's true.

New #CalledToTheBar: international law in domestic courts! @imogenmarjorie.bsky.social speaks with Michael Kirby & @cward-int-law.bsky.social about dualism, international crimes, human rights, and why international law increasingly matters before national courts. soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

77. International Law in Domestic Courts

In this episode of Called to the Bar: International Law Over Drinks, Imogen Saunders is joined by the Honourable Michael Kirby AC and Christopher Ward SC to discuss the role of international law in Au

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I have a goal of being able to count to ten in as many languages as possible. I'm up to six (or five depending on whether Korean and Sino-Korean are treated separately). I tried to learn Mandarin but I'm kinda terrible. What language should I add next: Ukrainian? Icelandic? Latvian? Finnish?

Genuinely so excited to share this call for papers for the expert meeting “Choosing the Bench? Selection and Standards in International Adjudication”, which I’m co-organising with my dear colleagues @kyrawigard.bsky.social and David Donat Cattin on 9 September! www.uu.nl/en/news/call...

New #CalledToTheBar: Why are states rushing to intervene before the International Court of Justice? @drnajimagi.bsky.social is joined by Beatrice Bonafè & Matina Papadaki to unpack what is suddenly, unexpectedly, one of the hottest topics in international adjudication soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

76. Intervention before the International Court of Justice

In this episode Dr Juliette McIntyre is joined by Professor Beatrice Bonafè (Université Paris Panthéon-Assas) and Dr Matina Papadaki (University of Glasgow) for a lively discussion on one of internati

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Dmitry Grozoubinski@explaintrade.com · 3mo ago

1/ We got 50,000 articles about how weak and impotent soft power has proven in the 21st century. Meanwhile, the "1st army in the world" can't bend Iran to its will and the (self-proclaimed) "2nd army in the world" is over a thousand days into its 3 day special military operation.

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I get to record a podcast tonight with two of my FAVOURITE scholars what even is my life I'm so lucky

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