The International Law and Policy Society held its Third webinar on the topic of “Playing Robin Hood : TWAILing Vaccine Distribution” on the 12th of April, 2021 with the guest speaker for this event being Dr. Tamil Venthan Ananthavinayagan, LL.M…
The International Law and Policy Society held its second webinar on the topic of “Most Favoured Nation Clauses in Bilateral Investment Treaties” on the 13th of March, 2021. The Guest Speaker for this session was none other than the dynamic…
In order to raise awareness about the geo-political dynamics and diplomatic strategies of the contemporary world, the International Law and Policy Society held a webinar on the topic “U.S elections 2020 : Implications for the Russia-China-India strategic triangle” on the…
An Aspersion in the Area of International Law & Relations Introduction Following the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, on September 12, 2021, the FBI released a newly declassified document that is related to the alleged connection of Saudi Arabia…
On the 31 st of December, 2021, the Government of Indonesia allowed a boat carrying approximately 120 Rohingya refugees mostly consisting of women and children to land on its shore, under the pressure of international committees and outcry from the…
INTRODUCTION Since the Taliban assumed control of Afghanistan’s administration on 15 August and the end of the US withdrawal on 31 August, tens of thousands of Afghans have been free to depart the country, primarily to the United States. However,…
“The miserable have no other medicine but only hope.” William Shakespeare As India draws praise for its most noble foreign policy measure in recent times–Vaccine Diplomacy, the aforementioned quote from William Shakespeare’s iconic play “Measures for Measures” reminds of an…
Introduction To be or not to be might have been Hamlet’s dilemma, but to give rights, or not to give rights to women, has become a modern-day political gag- aimed at curbing the autonomy of women, on their bodies. Despite…
The Existing Legal Framework: Delaying the Insufficiency From the ‘60s itself, space exploration has been one of the critical discussion topics in the United Nations, foreseeing its prominent nature in shaping human development and world politics. Since the 20th century,…
Introduction Though appeal has been preferred by Dominic in this controversial case (according to the intent to appeal notification made by the Defence on May 21, 2021), the case which began as a moral challenge in 2015 went down a…
