Now it is very evident that anything that we consider as a recognised international system has been derived from international treaties and the international customs. Thus, if we are to find out the criteria of establishing statehood under the umbrella of the existing international system, it needs to be derived from historical customary practices by state and treaties defining it.

The essay looks to assess the uniformity and mandate of using force under the Charter of the United Nations, keeping in mind the obligations of customary practice and international law.

This essay seeks to closely study the structure and power of the United Nations Security Council and determine if it resonates with liberal values or realist thoughts. Neo-realist thoughts of offensive realism heavily influence the ability of the Security Council and although liberal values do exist, it will never be able to shape its way from the shadows to the light of its structure and power.

The essay looks to see the brighter side of Indian foreign policy that has developed under the geo-political compulsion of the Soviet Union disintegration

The essay wishes to bring light on the role of a treaty in this international system of deliberations and collaboration. It looks to go back and forth behind the idea of treaties and their existence throughout the international legal spectrum.

This essay intends to look back at an historical event and the role of gift giving between two countries from different continent.

In this journey to look through an alternate view, this essay seeks to represent the other side of most American movies that we have come across. While movies have played an important role in our lives, the onset of various content has slipped past the lines of fiction to reality.

I was given a name that I had never even thought of. A name so strange yet unique that it became a part of how I lived, part of how people saw me and a part of how I saw myself since then. And in the search for what it meant, I found people that once made valiant efforts to hold back to a version of me that I once was. A version of me as a selfless friend, a version of me that knew no limit to love, and a version of me that was nothing more than a sensitive human. The Jordan's View has been a collection of thoughts that a once self proclaimed name thought about this world and its complexities. But as I look to end the series of untold explanations, I wish to write as the name that I will always be known for. As a Swapneel Thakur that now chooses to view himself through an alternate perspective, the only thought that I can ever tell you is to consciously hold on tight to the grounds that separate you from the clutches of an alter reality. The ground people make from the power of love, the ground that people make from the sense of safety and the ground that people make from their essence of reality. For our minds are curious to know what's next but our hearts are soft to know what's present.