Thursday, April 2, 2026

Global Legal Affairs

Hormuz Gambit: How Iran Turns a Maritime Chokepoint into an Economic Weapon

Global Legal Affairs Mohsin Pirzada -
Iran’s decision to block and militarily threaten the Strait of Hormuz represents one of the most consequential uses of economic statecraft in modern history....

Law of Naval Warfare: Can the U.S. Legally Justify Sinking an Iranian Warship in International Waters?

Global Legal Affairs Mohsin Pirzada -
The reported sinking of an Iranian warship IRIS DENA by a U.S. submarine in international waters has intensified global debate over the legality of...

War Legal Limits: Can U.S. Strikes on Iran Be Justified Under International Law and the War Powers Act?

Global Legal Affairs Mohsin Pirzada -
The legality of the recent U.S. military strikes on Iran has become one of the most contested legal questions in global politics, raising complex...

Geopolitical Fault Lines in 2026: Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Israel, and the U.S. at an International Law Crossroads

Global Legal Affairs Mohsin Pirzada -
The geopolitical environment across Asia and the Middle East in early 2026 reflects a volatile convergence of regional conflicts, counter-terror operations, and great-power rivalry,...

Sanctions, Tariffs, and Global Trade: A Definitive Guide to Economic Statecraft in 2026

Global Legal Affairs Mohsin Pirzada -
Economic sanctions and global trade represent two interconnected forces shaping the modern international economy. While global trade facilitates economic growth and interdependence, sanctions serve...
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