The ‘Islamic NATO’ Is Not NATO 
The Northern Sea Route: China’s Emerging Alternative to Suez 
Southeast Asia’s Fragmented Environmental Governance Judge authorises medical treatment and DOLS in hospital
In the end, despite having watched the hearing and heard the oral judgment, I don’t know why this judge made the decision she did about…
Justice
AGNI: A common-sense judgment or agony?
For people who consider their loved ones well cared for, safe, and happy, the pre‑AGNI deprivation of liberty (DoL) processes were nonsensical and often intrusive….
Declaration of death or serious medical treatment withdrawal?
The key question in this case, which will be back in court on 2nd July 2026, is whether or not a man in his 40s,…
Overturning Cheshire West and my Grandma’s experience of ‘the death house’ care home
Born in 1930, my Grandma was funny, cheeky, loving and firmly opinionated. She had been diagnosed with end-stage heart failure and vascular dementia, with fluctuating…
“Steadying the ship”: Vice President’s judgment will list factors to consider before making applications for declaratory relief in life-sustaining treatment cases under the Mental Health Act
By Sydney White, 24th June 2026 The grave facts of this case (COP 20033278, before Mrs Justice Theis on 23rd June 2026) are discussed in…
A personal reflection on decision-making processes
By Vicky Farrell, 22nd June 2026 As an experienced clinical lead within NHS community services for older adults, I recently attended a virtual hearing with…