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International Law Is Not Dead: Defending the Resilience of a Rules-Based Global Order Syllabus: GS 2 International relations Focus area The article analyses the contemporary crisis facing international law amid rising geopolitical conflicts and populist-authoritarian trends. It argues that despite repeated violations—particularly of the prohibition on the use of force—international law remains resilient. Beyond …
Read MoreHow Does a New Country Get International Recognition? Process, Criteria, and Contemporary Examples In the modern world, the creation of a new country is not just about declaring independence—it involves a complex process of meeting legal, political, and diplomatic conditions. The issue often makes headlines, such as the recent discussions around Balstan or other …
Read MoreWhy in the news? The Panama Canal continues to be vital for global trade, with recent discussions about its geopolitical significance and U.S. interest in regaining control. Overview of the Panama Canal: A 40-mile-long man-made waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Completed in August 1914 by the United States. One of the world’s most …
Read MoreIntroduction Preambles are often included in all Constitutions in order to aid in understanding the ideas and objectives of the legal instrument. Although there may be slight, sometimes considerable, differences in the length, structure, content, and form of the Preamble of many Constitutions. Simply put, a preamble is the first section of an act, legislation, …
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