Shari’a Law and Dispute Resolution in the Post-COVID-19 Legal Order
Modern societies have for many years evolved efficient methods for resolving legal disputes in a peaceful manner. Litigation in courts, as well as out-of-court...
Challenges in Implementation of Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 due to COVID-19 and plea of force majeure
Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) is considered a significant milestone in realizing the rights of seafarers. Before MLC there have been treaties and recommendations...
Is China’s Position in the South China Sea (Legally) Weakened?
Following recent developments, South China Sea (SCS) has once again become a central discussion not only in Southeast Asia, but also in other parts...
The Last Hours Before Dawn
The coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into all kinds of discouraging thoughts. Most analytical articles talk scathingly about the international system and offer...
COVID-19 and the Changing Global Order
The world witnessed a new enemy in the form of Novel Coronavirus in the starting months of year 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted...
Can the International Law resolve Egypt Nile River Crisis?
International Law plays an important role in resolving conflicts among states in the international arena. The conflict between the Nile Basin countries is a...
The Artemis Accords: Repeating the Mistakes of the Age of Exploration
“Space is a warfighting domain. . . . It is not enough to have an American presence in space; we must have American dominance...
India-China Border Complications
Authors: Dhanishta Mittal and Deepanshu Mittal*
According to the Charter of the United Nations (‘UN’), it is the obligation of states to refrain from any...
ECHR mandate on reproductive rights, especially Abortion
The European Convention on Human Rights, ratified in the year 1953, established the European Court of Human Rights to “ensure the observance of the...
The Advent of a New Counter Culture and its relevance in the post-Pandemic World Order
The current situation in international politics is as much depended on the World Health Organisation as the United Nations is on Security Council, otherwise....