International Law and use of force (original) (raw)

The regulation of the use of military force in international law is a complex and often contentious issue, reflecting its moral and legal evolution from historical practices of justified warfare to contemporary prohibitions against the use of force. This analysis traces the shift from ancient understandings of war as a sovereign right to current legal frameworks that seek to limit military interventions, emphasizing the challenges nations face in adhering to these principles amidst real-world conflicts.