Neutrality has long been regarded as a fundamental principle of international law, guiding states in avoiding interference in conflicts between others. However, the evolving landscape of humanitarian crises challenges the absolute application of neutrality law. In particular, questions arise about the limits imposed on neutrality when humanitarian intervention is deemed necessary. This confluence of principles…

Neutrality in asymmetric conflicts presents complex legal and ethical challenges, especially as modern warfare blurs traditional distinctions between combatants and non-combatants. As non-state actors, cyber tactics, and hybrid warfare reshape conflict dynamics, maintaining neutrality becomes increasingly difficult for states adhering to established neutrality law. Defining Neutrality in Asymmetric Conflicts and Its Legal Foundations In the…

Neutrality, a cornerstone of international law, faces unprecedented challenges in the realm of cyber warfare. As cyber threats transcend borders, the question arises: can traditional neutrality principles sustain amid digital conflicts? The evolving landscape of cyber operations compels legal frameworks to adapt, prompting scrutiny of how neutrality is interpreted and upheld in this new domain….