Global Order

Time to Reform UN and empower it

The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945, just after the World War II. Currently made up of 193 Member Sovereign States....

Inspectors for Peace: A History of the International Atomic Energy Agency – Book Review

In the aftermath of the destruction in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, world powers led by the US focused on controlling the nuclear weapons proliferation. This...

The Reinforcing Loop between Digital Nomads and Soft Power

What is the nexus between modern ‘nomadic’ workers and a country’s international appeal and how could the interaction between the two result in a...

Analyzing the Implementation of International Humanitarian Law Towards Women in Palestine

We feel horrible every time we have to face our period. The sudden wave of sadness, bloating, cramps, headaches, and anger. Now, imagine experiencing...

Harnessing Soft Power: China in Global Climate Governance

The history of international order has long been influenced by power politics. Either in the form of realist’s security dilemma or a liberal’s economic...

The UNSC is Outdated: The Current Makeup is Based on the Outcome of World War Two. That Time has Passed

The current makeup of the Security Council of the United Nations was formed on October 24, 1945.  One of the principal departments of the...

Will We See a War Tribunal?

By J.M. Jakus and Liberty Shockley*. Edited by Evin Demir Mounting escalation in the Palestinian territories has yielded an avalanche of legal initiatives ranging from...

Strengthening China’s Soft Power through Public Diplomacy: NGOs as Important Players

This essay will explore China's international relations with a focus on societal aspects. It aims to examine how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a crucial...

Challenges Faced by UN Peacekeepers

Peace is a pivotal factor for any society to prosper and exist. Peace allows security, well-being, and stability. Peace is the bedrock of human...

India-Maldives Hydrographic Survey and the Principles of International Environmental Law

The earth's surface is covered with approximately 70% water, and most transnational trade occurs through it. It becomes essential to understand the features of...

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