More: International Law
Maintaining a Deterrence Strategy for the Philippines in the Scarborough Shoal
The South China Sea is one of the most tempestuous regions today due to numerous provocations that could lead to heightened diplomatic standoffs and...
The US – Iran Case under International Law
The international legal framework regulating the use of nuclear weapons is primarily shaped by the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). The...
UN meeting: Nations slam Russia’s ongoing Ukraine violations
Dozens of mostly Western countries supported Ukraine and condemned Russian aggression during a U. N. meeting in Geneva, marking the fourth anniversary of Russia's...
UN Chief Sounds Alarm Over Global Human Rights Crisis
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres sounded a stark warning on Monday, declaring that human rights are under attack across the globe. Speaking at the...
Israel, Hamas committed atrocity crimes in early Gaza war, UN finds
A U. N. report released on Thursday states that both Israeli forces and Hamas, along with other Palestinian armed groups, have committed serious violations...
From the US-Led Rules-Based Order to Multipolar International Law
Recently, Prime Minister Mark Carney, perhaps the ultimate liberal insider, gave a seminal speech at Davos, declaring the demise of the rules-based international order...
The Paradox of Internationally-led Peacebuilding
Peacebuilding is a necessary effort to be achieved as it ensures a harmonious life for humankind, yet it is not easy to achieve. In...
Aiding Neo-Colonialism: Reviving a Colonized State
Haiti, often labelled and dismissed as the “Failed State” of the Caribbean, remains one of our international bureaucracy’s most visible failures. Nearly two decades...
Surrounded by Enemies: Myanmar’s Diplomacy Faces the ICJ Challenge
The ongoing violence in Myanmar's Rakhine region has deep roots, and any unbiased conversation about this issue must be a polyphony of voices, not...
The “Rules Based International Order” is Crumbling: Should We Mourn Its End?
On January 20, 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gave a speech at the annual WEF meeting in Davos. Immediately, a chorus of praise...