International Law
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: The Power Of International Law
Russia's military assault on Ukrainian territory has been in the world's spotlight in recent days. The attack that began on February 24, 2022 has...
Russia- Ukraine war: Bias and Double standards of media is shameful
War is a man-made devastating event where armed conflict is occurred between or among countries. No one wants this kind of war situation, though...
Ukraine: Lessons not being learned
Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine and the international condemnation it generated contains key lessons for policymakers.
They are lessons that should have been...
Yearnings For Immortality: World Politics, Realpolitik and Power Over Death
Abstract: “Individual man sees in his country,” says Heinrich von Treitschke in Lectures on Politics, “the realization of his earthly immortality.” Though difficult to...
Are we seeing a Clash of Civilizations?
The clash of civilizations will dominate global politics. The fault lines between civilizations will be the battle lines of the future.” – Samuel Huntington
According...
Geostrategic Importance and Natural Reserves of East China Sea
Authors: Nabel Akram, Komal Tariq*
The ECS is one of the largest marginal seas in the world. Its surface area covers this region receives a...
Pushing the Boundaries? Maritime Delimitation and evolving ICJ jurisprudence on International Law of the Sea
Maritime delimitation is the process that involves "establishing lines separating from each other the maritime areas in which coastal states exercise sovereignty or jurisdiction”....
The Veils of Justice Behind the Walls of Procedure and Politics: The Roma and the ECtHR
Authors: Ramanathan Anjana and K Sudha*
Justice is enshrined in the ethos of every democratic legal system and there can be no justice without the...
Evolution of the Balance of Power principle in light of emerging power equations in the world
An introduction to international order
While each state exercises its own and respects the other’s right to sovereignty, they are not inherently equal. Some states...
Afghanistan: A Case for Right to Humanity to be a Human Right
As the Taliban seeks to gain recognition from Muslim nations and participates in dialogue with the West on the issue of human rights, there...