Global Order
Born To Rule: Sovereignty in International Law
When you ask those born in this age of the internet about the concept of royalty or monarchism, you should expect mixed answers. Anything...
Reimagining the contours of “Common Heritage of Mankind” vis-à-vis right to Health
Authors: Manini Syali and Vinayak Jhamb*
In the recent
meeting of G20, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for sharing medical
research freely and openly between nation...
Curious Case Of Nirbhaya And International Court Of Justice
On December 16th, 2012, a 23year old physiotherapy intern known as Nirbhaya was gang-raped and heinously murdered in a moving bus in Delhi, she...
Affixing China’s Liability for COVID-19 spread
Authors: Manini Syali and Alisha Syali*
The article analyses whether International Environmental Law can be
invoked for making China liable for the COVID-19 pandemic, which is...
A Recipe for Disaster: Pakistan’s ‘Migratory’ Response to COVID-19 in Pakistan- administered Kashmir
Authors: Aaditya Vikram Sharma and Prakash
Sharma*
Various news outlets have reported that Pakistan is
moving patients from Punjab to Pakistan- administered Kashmir. This article
analyses the soundness...
COVID-19 Diplomacy and the Role of the United Nations Security Council
On 30th
January 2020 World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a Public Health
Emergency of International Concern, soon after on 11th March 2020 it was
declared Pandemic i.e....
Reforms of diplomatic agencies
The Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) has
played host to a round table the participants of which discussed a report by
senior expert of the Center...
China’s aggressive moves in South China Sea
At the time when the whole world is
reeling under the Wuhan virus epidemic, China has upped the ante in South China
Sea, knowing very well...
The Idea of Global Governance
“Global governance” has increasingly become common sense within the political-economic sphere in the context of preaching for accountability and transparency. There is,however, a grey...
Human Rights in the Context of the Changing Global Order
Thomas Hobbes argued that nature of
conflict is embedded in the natural condition of mankind. On account of
constant fear procured from this nature for the...