More: International Law
On ‘errors’ of judgment
I t was Gandhi who said: "An error does not become truth by reason of multiplied propagation, nor does truth become error because...
Opinio Juris: The Missing Link in Trump’s strike on Syria
O n 7th April, the United States announced the firing of 59 tomahawk missiles each armed with 1000 pounds of explosives at the...
The United Nations Needs To Do Their Job
W hen a small band of Deep State criminals and hooligans can manage to literally hijack the most powerful country on earth,...
An answer to the chemical weapon blame game: Assad is neither mad nor an idiot
S hooting from the hip with unerring accuracy was the Wild West according to Hollywood. As anyone who has ever fired a pistol...
The World’s Last Colony: Morocco continues occupation of Western Sahara, in defiance of UN
A t the 28th Summit meeting of the African Union (AU) held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 30 January 2017, Morocco’s readmission to...
2017: The year in which nuclear weapons could be banned?
A t the end of 2016, the General Assembly of the United Nations voted by a large majority (Resolution 71/258 of 23 December...
Arab-on-Arab Intervention Gone Wrong: Saudi Arabia in Yemen
Y emen, one of the most turbulent and thoroughly disregarded states of the globe, has been exhausted by continuous civil wars, sectarianism, and...
The Cyprus conundrum- it ain’t over till it’s over
F ifty percent of all worldwide peace agreements fail within five years of being signed , the rate of relapse worsening, year in,...
Trump Presidency and International Criminal Justice: Should the world be ready for a showdown?
W ith the election of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States the possible approach of the new administration to...
United we stand on ‘terrorism’? Evaluation of the shortcomings of global efforts and the efficacy of EU’s initiatives
A n issue that has assumed global proportions, terrorism has become one of the gravest threats to humanity. Yet even as its expanse...