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Walking Out on the World: The Fine Print of Treaty Withdrawal
Sai Krishna | December 5, 2025 The Age of Treaty Withdrawals The global order is fracturing as States withdraw from hard-wraught international agreements exposing a deep crisis of confidence in international law. In one…
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L’avis consultatif de la Cour internationale de Justice sur les obligations des États en matière de changements climatiques peut-il enfin “climatiser” le secteur extractif en Afrique ?
Honore Kanu | December 5, 2025 Le 23 juillet 2025, la Cour internationale de justice (CIJ) a enfin rendu son très attendu avis consultatif sur les obligations des États en matière de changements climatiques (ci-après avis)…
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The Right to Strike and the International Court of Justice: Adopting the Pro Homine Principle
Dr. Atul Alexander | December 2, 2025 The International Court of Justice (ICJ) commenced its hearing on an advisory opinion pertaining to the right to strike under the Freedom of Association and Protection of…
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Adapting Private International Law to the Digital Age: Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Data Disputes
Samay Jain & Dr. Ananya Sharma | December 5, 2025 The European General Court’s September 3, 2025 decision to uphold the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) marks a significant turning point in cross-border data…
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Finland’s Eagle S Decision: How the Deep Sea Goes Dark when International Law Fails to Protect States from Underwater Sabotage
Himani Jha | December 2, 2025 On October 3, 2025, a Finnish court ruled that Finland’s authorities lacked jurisdiction over the Eagle S’s crew for damage caused to the undersea cables last December, finding…
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Bangladesh’s Accession to the UN Water Convention and Its Promise for Transboundary Equity
By: Dewan Alif Ovi | October 16, 2025 Introduction On 20 June 2025, Bangladesh officially ratified the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (the 1992 “Water Convention”), marking…
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Climate Resilience as Policy: A Case for the Global South
By Sanya D. Kishwar, Naman Vijaywargi, and Alfia Sarwar Ali | October 15, 2025 Introduction Climate, but more importantly in today’s context, climate change, has seldom been restricted or bound within national borders. Increasing…
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Following the Money: How Terror Funding Shapes India–Pakistan Tensions
By: Ashreet Acharya | Date: September 26, 2025 In the months following the military escalations in Indian-administered Kashmir in May 2025, which included the high-profile military operations by India and Pakistan, Pakistan-based militant groups…
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Can War Be Just in a Fragmented State? The Congo and the Imperative of Distinguishing Jus ad Bellum from Jus in Bello
By: Roc Thomas Kiyirembera | Date: September 25, 2025 It is well established that, for the purposes of the law governing the conduct of hostilities, there exists no legal vacuum: a person is either…
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Securing Digital Rights in the Arab World: Envisioning an Arab Treaty
By: Mohamed Sobhy El-Far I Date: September 22, 2025 Digital rights have today become an inseparable part of modern human life. Education, work, and even the exercise of the right to vote are no…