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India as the arbitration hub: The conversation is the problem

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By Tariq Khan Verified
| Bar & Bench Verified
There is a particular genre of conference speech that has become familiar at arbitration weeks and at every gathering of the international arbitration community where India features on the agenda. Practitioners take the podium and conclude with some variant of the observation that India has tremendous potential but still has work to do. And when the conference ends, very little changes.
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Africa in the New Great Power Competition: China, Russia, and the West

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By Tariq Khan Verified
| Modern Diplomacy Verified
Africa’s rise as an important geopolitical area in international politics is due to its rich resources, growing population, and geographical location at key maritime crossroads between the Indo-Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Red Sea, and Mediterranean Sea regions. As a result, the increased attention to Africa by external powers in both political and economic terms can be attributed to these features.
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Pretoria to The Hague: South Africa’s Legal Challenge, China’s Backing

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By Tariq Khan Verified
| Modern Diplomacy Verified
The political developments of the international system are increasingly being transformed not only by military strength and economic resources but also by the clever use of international law. The litigation case of South Africa versus Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is one such example that marks an important turning point in this regard. It shows how countries, particularly those in the developing world, are using international law to question existing power arrangements.
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