Access to official documents is crucial – let’s make it a reality

People have the right to know what those in power are doing. This was the basis on which the Council of Europe Convention on...

The Interconnectedness Between Covid-19 And International Environmental Law

Authors: Harsh Mahaseth and Pranjal Risal* There is a link between human health and that of animals and the environment but this phenomenon has been worsened...

The State That Does Not Become a State

When is a state a state? There is a multi-layered debate in politics and political science itself on this relatively simple question. Does a...

Another Human Rights Day with Ongoing Atrocities

December 10this Human Rights Day, the anniversary of the Declaration of the Human Rights (UDHR). UDHR was adopted by the United Nations (UN) General...

Confusing Order in Order to Order

There is currently a great deal of speculation, some of it emotional and dramatic, by all manner of political theorists and international relations pundits...

Is it worthwhile to observe United Nations’ International Days?

Each year, the UN observes international days to create awareness on `issues of concern’. The issue of self determination for the Kashmiri in prison...

Reasons to study international studies and diplomacy

If you feel more excited when you hear the word 'Diplomacy,' it means that you are on the way to learning more about it...

The Impact of Covid-19 on World Politics

This article is an attempt to analyze the changing nature of world politics after the outbreak of Coronavirus. It is known that states still...

A Need to Reaffirm the Nuremberg Code

A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.-Definition of Health, Preamble of the World...

The Third Way for De-Binarization of Foreign Policy Conduct

As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: On its post-Soviet revival quest, Russia becomes increasingly assertive in Euro-MED...

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