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The Caspian Sea and the New Geography of Conflict: When Does Military Support Make a State a Party to War

By Ayesha Asim The Caspian Sea was never supposed to be a battlefield in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Yet recent developments have brought...

The Strait of Hormuz and International Law: Can Iran Restrict or Charge for Passage?

By Ayesha Asim The Strait of Hormuz has once again become the subject of international attention. As tensions in the Middle East continue to rise,...

When Military Alliances Turns into a Battlefield

The Legal Risks of Foreign Bases By Ayesha Asim In international politics, geography is rarely just geography. A military base located on the territory of one...

Weather Warfare and the Future of International Law

By Ayesha Asim For decades, weather warfare occupied a marginal yet persistent place within international security discourse, situated uneasily between military history, scientific experimentation, and...

On the Brink? Global Conflict and the Strain on International Law

By Ayesha Asim The world feels as if it is living through history in fast-forward. Long-simmering rivalries are boiling over in multiple regions at once....

International Law Fatigue and the Uneven Burden of Global Rules

By Ayesha Asim A quiet but growing frustration is emerging in contemporary international relations. It is increasingly referred to as ‘International Law Fatigue’, a condition...

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