This issue brief aims to critically assess the effectiveness of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in administering international law and delivering justice. By analyzing recent rulings, the paper aims to evaluate the Court's influence on global legal governance and its ability to address complex international disputes. It further explores key challenges the ICJ faces, such as its optional jurisdiction, lack of enforcement mechanisms, and the political considerations affecting its decisions. 

On September 27, 2024, a devastating airstrike by the Israeli air force killed the Hezbollah (Party of God) leader Hassan Nasrallah. This killing is all about the correct use of firepower based on very accurate intelligence inputs. This proves that if technology gets used intelligently, then success is almost guaranteed. 

Rahmani's resurgence would definitely reinvigorate the dormant ABT network along with AQIS. His release presents a complex challenge for Bangladesh’s caretaker government and counterterrorism efforts. Under ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government, ABT was banned, and Rahmani was jailed, reflecting a robust counterterrorism posture. However, the military-backed interim government, which facilitated Rahmani’s release, appears to have a different approach, perhaps prioritising political alliances over security concerns.

The issue brief explores the complex challenges South Korea faces in securing its cyberspace amid rapid digital transformation and escalating geopolitical tensions. Despite being one of the most digitally connected nations, South Korea's cybersecurity framework suffers from significant vulnerabilities, particularly due to persistent cyber threats from North Korea and other state and non-state actors.