More: International Law
Deprivation of Nationality as a Counterterrorism Response in the UK
Since the emergence of the Islamic State (IS), an estimated 21 per cent of its
30,000 foreign fighters reportedly travelled from Europe to Syria and...
Indian Ocean: An emerging hot-spot of rivalry
Recent
International Court of Justice advisory opinion on Chagos Islands has
catapulted Indian Ocean into limelight. The `advisory’ is a blow to UK’s
forcible occupation of Chagos...
Two Cyber Resolutions Are Better Than None
The latest annual report of the Global Economic Forum lists cyberattacks among the top 5 global
risks, along with extreme weather events, natural disasters and...
Consular Protection
The world
is rightly outraged at how Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was
killed, but I was also horrified by where.
As the U.S. Consul General in...
Pakistan-India Tension: International Community may Save big Human Disaster
While the whole world is talking about
“Peace”. US is pulling its troops from Syria and Afghanistan. Trump-Kim meeting
is happening for “Peace”. The humanity has...
Kashmir: From legal rigmarole to a solution
Kashmir conflict is a maleficent inheritance from the British raj. India and Pakistan went to fisticuffs to settle this dispute. Following their first war...
The United Nations: Expectations vs Reality
“Alarm bells are still ringing. We face a world of trouble.” This was the distressing warning given by António Guterres, the United Nations (U.N.)...
Myth of Kashmir’s accession to India
Kashmir is a simmering cauldron. For about seven decades, India denied Kashmiris’ their right of self-determination. It claims that the occupied Kashmir’s constituent assembly...
The Collapse of the INF Treaty as a Motivation?
Despite the attempts of Russian and U.S. sides to find common ground on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, it appears that the agreement...
The normative context in defining ‘refugees’
Contextual challenges in recognizing refugees
The Refugee Convention articulates that for any person to be qualified to be a refugee that person must have been...