الحق الأساسي الأصيل للدول بين الحماية القانونية و تحديات واقع العلاقات الدولية المستحدثة

Abstract EN

The presence of the State in the arena of international legal relations is accompanied by a range of rights that it enjoys once it has been granted international legal personality as a fully sovereign international entity, and these rights are based on an inherent fundamental right granted to the State once it exists, the right to remain.

In view of the very legal importance and realism of this right, this paper focused on analysing the issue of the right of the State to exist and survive as a theoretical study of the natural rights of States, while presenting one of the contemporary threats affecting this right, namely the issue of electronic colonization.