INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERSTATE RELATIONS
Keywords:
international law, interstate relations, state sovereignty, diplomacy, treaty obligations, peaceful dispute resolution, united nations, global governance, international cooperation.Abstract
This article explores the fundamental relationship between international law and interstate relations, highlighting how legal principles guide the interactions among sovereign states. It examines key concepts such as sovereignty, non-intervention, peaceful dispute resolution, and treaty obligations. The article also discusses the role of international law in facilitating diplomacy, cooperation, and global governance through institutions like the United Nations. While recognizing challenges such as enforcement and power imbalances, the article underscores the importance of international law in maintaining global order and promoting peaceful coexistence.
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