دور القانون الدولي العام في ظل التحولات الدولية الراهنة

Abstract EN

It is known that the international legal system has become static and has not kept pace with international transformations, despite the international reality that has witnessed in recent decades a series of transformations and radical changes, whether at the level of issues and concerns or problems and crises.

The law does not tolerate holiness and eternity, as it is a set of rules that are in line with and keep pace with the development of societies.

However, international law has become in many of its current requirements bypassing and even often preventing many current international issues and crises from being effectively framed, thus opening the door to deviant and dangerous adjustments that often What is subject in its content to the balance of power.

The developments that followed the end of the Cold War and the de facto isolation of the United States in the international arena allowed many countries to implement many interventions that varied from political and economic pressures to military action, either individually or through the exploitation of the United Nations in this regard.

Countries that rely on such practices justify their positions and behavior in reference to international law on the basis of a deviant adaptation of its provisions, such as expanding the interpretation of the right to legitimate defense and the principle of non-interference or preventing the use of force or threatening to use it in international relations and the exceptions to them.