Browsing: International law

Introduction International canals are artificial waterways constructed to connect two seas or oceans and facilitate international navigation and trade. They…

Introduction In international law, the territory of a State means the land and sea areas over which the State has…

Introduction A treaty is a formal agreement between two or more States (or other recognised subjects of international law). It…

Introduction The doctrine of equality of states is a fundamental principle of international law. It holds that all sovereign and…

Introduction State sovereignty constitutes a foundational principle of public international law. Every state exercises exclusive authority over its territory, including…

Introduction The Common Heritage of Mankind (CHM) is a foundational principle of international law. It states that certain areas and…

Introduction The doctrine of intervention is a key principle of international law. It deals with situations where one country interferes…

Introduction International law comprises the body of rules and principles that govern relations among sovereign States and other recognised subjects…

Introduction Established in 1945 in the aftermath of two devastating world wars, the United Nations was founded to maintain international…

Introduction International law consists of rules and principles that govern relations between states and other subjects of international law. One…