Registrations are open for the 32nd ANZSIL Conference on the theme of ‘International Law: Silence, Forgetting and Remembrance’ to be held in-person only at ANU Law School, Canberra, Wednesday 2 July to Friday 4 July 2025:

A wonderful event - co-hosted by @ANUCIPL and the ANU Pacific Institute. Many thanks to @MPaparinskis and @LVinAustralia !

📣 Registration open for two can’t-miss events at 🇦🇺 ANU with 🇱🇻 Prof. @MPaparinskis, Member of 🇺🇳 International Law Commission Working Group on 🌊 Sea Level Rise: ➡️ https://t.co/VdYV5tyWkj ➡️ https://t.co/vEXvPwtaxR 👋 Don’t miss out! #LatviaUNSC #TogetherForPeaceAndResilience

That Canberra Bubble again…

Thanks so much to @djag2 for bringing the motley crew together. What fun this first season has been!

And we're out! The final episode of Season 1 of #CalledToTheBar is live and it's time for end of year drinks! So proud of all we've achieved this year, @Paging_Dr_Paige , @imogensaunders , @juliettemm and @ntinatzouvala. https://t.co/s2seCec9gY

It’s been a joy starting #CalledToTheBar with @ntinatzouvala , @juliettemm , @imogensaunders and @Paging_Dr_Paige . I’m astonished and grateful at the audience we’ve found. After 6 months of weekly content we’re going to take a summer break after 🧵 https://t.co/SabztVJvMX

And the Jorvik Viking museum - Norse gods, fortuitous weather and a young @GlexAreen and all.

A new #CalledtotheBar is up! I talk to @djag2 and @GlexAreen about the Australia-Tuvala Falepili Union Treaty and its significance for climate change relocation, statehood and sovereignty.

Am doing some work on community in international law and was reminded of this great episode of @ntinatzouvala's politics of international law series with @MichaelFakhri and me on the right to food. Particularly the idea of survival vs sustenance. https://t.co/hdUp2YQY57

I very much enjoyed hosting this episode. Come for the discussion of the Chagos islands, stay for one of my favourite international litigation stories ever. All credit for the title to @ntinatzouvala: the three certainties of death, taxes and US military bases.

This is not a drill! Episode 21 of #CalledToTheBar is out in which we discuss the return of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius and the fate of the US base on Diego Garcia (spoiler: it's staying). Chair: @imogensaunders, co-hosts: me and @ntinatzouvala https://t.co/UtZdbUmbeS

What @Paging_Dr_Paige is gracefully not mentioning is she *crushed* at mini golf. It was a stiff competition for second though, and a lot of fun.

Ever wondered what would happen if @ntinatzouvala's book and mine had a baby? You'd get something akin to our co-authored chapter in this new collection on general principles of law and civilization: limitations, transformations and possibly a route for redemption?

Publication time: The Research Handbook on International Law and Domestic Legal Systems edited with Helmut Aust and Felix Lange @fel_lange with contributions by Andrew Hurrell, @m_clark5, @imogensaunders, @ntinatzouvala, Jure Vidmar, Paolo Palchetti, and 1/2

Australia is still at 46% coal (and 65% fossil fuels). We have a long way to go.

Britain’s last coal-fired power plant will close on Monday, ending 142 years of coal-generated electricity in the nation that sparked the Industrial Revolution.

The most irritating thing about this is Alexa (the device) has a habit of telling us 'an artist you follow has released new music' only for it to be Chopin/Beethoven etc and clearly not true. But now it will be right!

Gaza. Are we at a Solferino moment? In 1862 Dunant’s account the battlefield suffering at Solferino led to the founding of the International Committee of the Red Cross and eventually modern humanitarian law. Long 🧵about law and morality 1/

A new Called to the Bar episode is up! Join me, @profshrutirana and Peter Danchin discuss Populism, American Exceptionalism and International Law. Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and soundcloud: https://t.co/Cu9rfypyAR. .