Chance Boreczky, Author at Berkeley Political Review

Berkeley Political Review

Accusations of war crimes far predate the international law that defines those crimes; the first recorded international trial for war

Since 2015, Poland has experienced a period of democratic backsliding. This trend has greatly worried European observers; developments in Poland

When the USS Carl Vinson made a port call to Da Nang, Vietnam last year, reactions both within the US

Russian diplomacy has a well-demonstrated tendency to sow doubt in the minds of believers in international law. More disturbing, though,

President Trump’s campaign trail rhetoric focused heavily on presenting a tough, assertive image of American power. Indeed, he broke new

Moldova is the 33rd-largest country in Europe, a small slice of land tucked between Ukraine and Romania. Politically, however, it

In October of 2016, the Colombian government put forward a national referendum. Voters were asked to approve a new peace

North Korea. The world’s least free society, behind the world’s most militarized border, with the world’s most threatening nuclear weapons

Russia announces new arms deals almost daily, and successfully completes them nearly as often. But the sale of Russian arms