International Law

Understanding the unlawfulness of the Law of Armed Conflict

The contravention of rules outlined in the Law of Armed Conflict has created an environment of exploitative exceptions in the understanding, and applicability of...

How India’s Current Digital Strike Against China Is well-Protected Under article 14 Of Gats

As the military tensions between India and China were steadily increasing due to Chinese intrusion into India territory at the Galwan valley, India on...

Understanding the Case of the Philippines and China in the South China Sea Dispute

Authors: Dhruv Yadav and Ankit Malhotra  It is common knowledge; when stakes are high and stakeholders are many, disputes are bound to happen. Hence, the...

The Grey Zone: Understanding a Nuclear Age strategy through the South China Sea Dispute

The detonation at the Trinity test site near Alamogordo, New Mexico in mid-July of 1945 marked the beginning of the ‘nuclear age’. Three weeks...

Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict In The Caucasus: What Documents Say?

The last decade of the USSR has been engraved in the memories by the freedom marches in the republics. At the end of the...

Custodial Torture And Human Rights: The Indian Narrative

The recent news of custodial deaths of a father-son duo in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu has shocked the entire nation. It has...

Evaluating the Relevance of Ceasefires in Light of the UN Global Ceasefire Quandary

Theoretically, ceasefires can be classified into two broad categories, preliminary ceasefires — declared before a political agreement is reached, as a part of the...

UN top court rules in favour of Qatar in international airspace dispute

The UN's top court has ruled in favour of Qatar over an airspace dispute involving four other Middle Eastern countries. The International Court of Justice...

Domestic And International Law Size Of The Hagia Sophia Decision

Hagia Sophia is among the world's most important symbolic structures, and since 1985, the United Nations (UN) related unit has been on the World...

Commemorating the 2016 Arbitral Tribunal Award on the South China Sea

The South China Sea saga is entering a new episode. Previously, we have seen that several States, including Indonesia, lodged its response to the...

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