By – Rushank Kumar (Research Fellow) What is ICC? In The Hague, Netherlands, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a stand-alone international institution. It was created to bring criminal charges against individuals for the most heinous crimes of global concern, including crimes against people, crimes against humanity, genocide, and violence. The Rome Statute, which was […]
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By – Hemaxi Agrawal INTRODUCTION Arbitration is a process in which the disputes between parties are settled by a neutral party or panel through a binding decision depending on the previously agreed upon norms and rules. Whereas in international arbitration, the dispute resolution process allows those parties which belong to different countries, they can come
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As global tensions persist, the environmental ramifications of defence activities have once again come to the forefront, prompting a critical examination of sustainable practices within military operations. Researchers estimate the carbon footprint of the first year of the Ukraine war to be around 120 million tonnes of CO₂e[1], while the first two months of Israel’s bombardment
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By- Rushank Kumar (Research Fellow) INTRODUCTION Introducing the novel idea of a “Bartan Bank”—a community-led project intended to transform how village panchayat households manage kitchen utensils during celebrations/community functions or gatherings. Inspired by India’s past culture of community cooperation and based on shared resources, Bartan Bank seeks to develop an affordable and long-lasting solution to
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