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South China Sea: The need for a lasting solution

The developments in South China sea (SCS) during the months of March and April has brought the region to the limelight again. The countries...

COVID-19 is consuming the United Nations, probably?

The writing on the wall signifies COVID-19 fast consuming the United Nations ultimately. The increasing global infectiveness and disdainful global absence is hammering down...

Liability of China for Covid19 Outbreak, State Responsibility, and Jurisdictional Challenges

As the saying goes “History repeats itself”, it is claimed that China knowingly as well as deliberately, failed to adhere to international health regulation...

Covid-19: China Under The Scanner

The COVID-19 pandemic has overtaken the world by deathly awe. With a whopping 1,015,667 confirmed cases, 53,200 deaths and around 204 countries affected as...

Satya N. Nandan: End of an era for Law of the Sea

The passing away of Amb. Satya N. Nandan of Fijion February 25, 2020 comes as a decisive loss to law of the sea as...

Born To Rule: Sovereignty in International Law

When you ask those born in this age of the internet about the concept of royalty or monarchism, you should expect mixed answers. Anything...

Reimagining the contours of “Common Heritage of Mankind” vis-à-vis right to Health

Authors: Manini Syali and Vinayak Jhamb* In the recent meeting of G20, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for sharing medical research freely and openly between nation...

China’s aggressive moves in South China Sea

At the time when the whole world is reeling under the Wuhan virus epidemic, China has upped the ante in South China Sea, knowing very well...

The Idea of Global Governance

“Global governance” has increasingly become common sense within the political-economic sphere in the context of preaching for accountability and transparency. There is,however, a grey...

“The Threat is Real”: Is the USA playing a dubious role in UNSC since 9/11?

Post-world war the second is the genesis of the USA as the major superpower and after the breakdown of the Soviet Union, USA had become the...

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