Do not write the obituary of international law yet
This article argues that international law remains a vital framework for global order despite recent failures in conflict resolution. It posits that even states violating international norms feel compelled to justify their actions through legal language, proving the system's continued relevance.
Is international law really dying? The question has become increasingly difficult to ignore. The ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, instability in West Asia, violence against civilians, and the inability of international institutions to respond effectively, have led many to conclude that international law is no longer relevant.
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