Sanjana Patnaik The article discusses the consequences of the lack of cookie law in India and highlights the need to formulate one in light of the legislative gaps to address the risk […]
Cookies Crumbling: India Needs a Cookie Law
Defence Acquisition Procedure, 2020: Great Boast, Little Roast
Mohd. Rameez Raza & Raj Shekhar The article analyses the changed provisions in the new Defence Acquisition Procedure, 2020 and the potential impact on the future of defence deals in India. To […]
Cairn Arbitration Case: Unwinding the Bancec Guidelines
Livie Jain The arbitral award in the Cairn Energy case proves to be an alarm bell for modifications in India’s taxation policy while at the same time stirring up fears over the […]
Arbitrary Deprivation of Liberty and the Pandemic
Dr. Elina Steinerte Dr. Steinerte examines the backsliding of individual liberty in a flawed Indian criminal justice system, amplified by the COVID – 19 pandemic. She makes a case for reforming the current […]
Autonomous Weapons and The Jus Ad Bellum
Dr. Tim McFarland In this piece, Dr. Tim McFarland evaluates how the rise in the use of autonomous weapon systems (AWS) in ‘self-defence’ transforms the landscape of geopolitical warfare, ‘military’ conflict, and […]
Who Owns the Moon?
Christopher Wanjek Lunar resources could yield a multibillion-dollar industry in the next decade, but how those riches will be distributed remains up the air. In 1967, in the midst of a space […]
The Indian Ocean as A Region of Future Contestation
Vijay Gokhale For two thousand years until the advent of European domination, the Indian Ocean had been the world’s center of economy and trade. All manner of goods moved through it from […]
To Waive or not to Waive?: The Curious Case of the TRIPS Waiver at the WTO
Arth Nagpal and Harsh Srivastava Introduction On 2nd October, India and South Africa had submitted a proposal to the TRIPS Council at the WTO in relation to the ‘prevention, containment and treatment’ […]
How Does The World Look At Modi’s India
Prannv Dhawan There is a certain way in which India has traditionally positioned itself at an international level – a plural, secular, tolerant, multi-party democracy. The gaze with which the world looks […]
COVID19-XXVII: The Vaccine Race: Nationalism and Crony Auctioneering
Ayushi Singh This is the 27th post in our Covid19 series. Today, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan announced that by July 2021 India would receive 400-500 million doses of the Covid vaccine […]
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