INTRODUCTION: The multilateral trading system became popular after the days of the Silk Road. The origin of the system can be traced back to the 1990s. However, it became more popular only after World War II when nations were rebuilding …
INTRODUCTION The term international law was Bentham introduced by Bentham in the year 1789. International law basically derives from customs and treaties. International laws are rules, regulations, norms which are binding on the state that governs the states. William Gibson …
There have been significant changes in the past two decades regarding the national and international policies on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). These changes have affected the ongoing integration of the world’s economy and the changing role of FDI in it. …
INTRODUCTION Recent events at the worldwide level, including the election of President Trump, Europe after Brexit, the emergence of regional powers like Russia and China, Arab spring, the 21st century has assisted during a renewed keenness for discussions on the …
INTRODUCTION Under International Law, States and Non-State entities often use economic sanctions as a tool of foreign policy or sometimes, economic warfare. These sanctions are often used against the entities that threaten the interests of a State or Non-State actor …
Special Drawing Rights was created by the International Monetary Fund in the year 1969. SDRs are a kind of reserves of foreign exchange assets which consist of leading countries globally. Before the concept of SDR, many problems have been faced …
Introduction Sea transportation, overseas trade, etc. existed way before industrialization and they play a major role in the world’s economy to date. This calls for some form of regulation over such affairs. The United Nations conference on Trade and Development …
The United Nations the key organization that connects Human Rights with environmental protection across the globe. Although no article of the UN charter is solely dedicated to the protection of the environment, however, its social and economic provisions manifest that …
INTRODUCTION What are customary international laws and why are they important than treaties? Customary international laws are certain sources of international laws listed by article 38 Para 1of the statue of ICJ. These customs were required by international laws even …
Introduction The term ‘international humanitarian law’ refers to the current understanding of the laws concerning the conduct of warfare. The ICRC (International Committee of Red Cross), guardian and promoter of International Humanitarian Law[1] describes it in the following manner: “International humanitarian …