More: International Law
The Indus at Risk: Why Pakistan’s Survival Depends on a 1960 Treaty
When the subcontinent was torn apart in 1947, the wounds ran deeper than borders—they flowed through rivers. In the wake of partition, India and...
Water Diplomacy at a Crossroads: The Future of the Indus Waters Treaty
For all states, water has always been a sacred commodity. It is more than an ordinary natural resource; it serves as a strategic asset....
Morocco and Autonomy: An Analysis of the Morocco-Sahara Dispute
The Moroccan Sahara conflict represents one of the oldest, most intricate, and confounding regional disputes on the African continent. Historically, following Spain's withdrawal from...
The EU’s Special Tribunal: A Triumph of Idealism Over Realism?
The European Union’s recent push to establish a special tribunal to prosecute Russian leaders for the crime of aggression in Ukraine and war crimes...
From River to Sea: A Just Call for Palestinian Statehood and Human Dignity
On June 17, 2025, the United Nations will host a long-overdue international conference to revive the vision of a two-state solution for Israel and...
Brazil’s Challenges in Dealing with the Surge in Middle Eastern Refugees
The current conflict has caused many people to experience complex human security issues. Conditions such as drought, famine, and war have triggered crises that...
Trump’s Full-Scale Assault on the International Criminal Court
In an unprecedented move, the administration of Donald Trump has launched a direct offensive against the International Criminal Court (ICC), targeting not only its...
Diplomatic Asylum As Safe Havens? – Analysing The Political Crime Exception in Mexico v. Ecuador
Authors: Natasha Mittal and Raima Singh*
The breach of inviolability by the Ecuadorian forces on 5th April, 2024, upon forcibly entering the Mexican Embassy, was...
Self-Determination Is the Only Endgame for Western Sahara
The Moroccan autonomy proposal, which has been advanced as a “realistic” solution to the Western Sahara conflict, reflects a deeply flawed understanding of international...
The Failures of Post-WWII Diplomacy Shaped a World in Permanent Crisis
May 8, 1945, marked not only the defeat of Nazi Germany but also the birth of a new international order. In their relentless quest...