More: International Law
The post-pandemic era: A transition to a multipolar world order
The Covid-19 pandemic is changing the world, including the balance of power between states. There is no doubt of that, but the question is,...
U.S. and Southeast Asian nations solidarity on South China Sea
With US sending a strict note against China on the issue of its reclaimed islands in South China Sea and invalid EEZ, China is...
Nuclear Testing resurgence due to crumbling arms control frameworks
Recent media reports that China started nuclear testing and Trump administration is also mulling ideas to initiate nuclear testing is the precedent of extremely...
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...
Oceans Have Saved Us Now We Have To Save Our Oceans
Authors: Prakash Sharma and Partha Pratim Mitra*
The rampant consumption of Earth for its resources has caused massive alterations to its responsive ecosystem. Humans desires...
The Question of Weapons of Mass Destruction and International Legal Norms
It is not an exaggeration that COVID 19 has completely made a paradigm shift in the normal geo political order by creating an aura...
International Legal Pluralism in the Backdrop of ‘Necessary’ test of GATT Article XX
The dynamism of today’s Global Order, more so with Covid-19 around, makes the idea of self-regulation of WTO member countries seem somewhat bizarre and...