More: International Law
Towards A Democratic International Order
Talking about democracy leads to irrational and rapid polarization between those who consider themselves democratic states and others who do not claim this for...
Pakistan’s Resolution on “the Right of the Peoples to Self-determination” Adopted at UNGA
UN General Assembly adopts by consensus Self-determination denotes the legal right of people to decide their own destiny in the international order. Self-determination is...
The Case for Taiwan’s de jure Independence
The history of Taiwan question is one of the most contested issues of the modern world’s geopolitical problems. Taiwan has been at the receiving...
Challenges faced by Japan to become a permanent member of UNSC
Abstract: Through this report I will be addressing the challenges faced by Japan to become a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council....
Territorial Disputes Between Russia and Japan: Will They Ever End?
Russia and Japan have had a long history fraught with tensions over issues of power and domicile. The First Russo-Japanese war was fought from...
International Relations Degree: Jobs You Can Pursue with It
If you are interested in working in an international environment or company, you have probably thought about pursuing an international relations degree. Doing this...
Musings on the 20th Anniversary of the South China Sea Declaration
In November 2002, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, China and 10 ASEAN countries formally ratified the South China Sea Declaration on the Conduct of Parties...
Peace Efforts Never Killed Anyone
"We need principles and values as most issues can only be solved together as a global society!" were the strong opening words of Prime...
Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian territory, tantamount to ‘settler-colonialism’: UN expert
Israel’s occupation is illegal and indistinguishable from a “settler-colonial” situation, which must end, as a pre-condition for Palestinians to exercise their right to self-determination,...
International Legal System: Third World Countries
The contemporary world is mainly divided into three groups in terms of socio-economic standards. Those are, the group of First World countries, the group...