In the context of global politics and modern international law, protecting national sovereignty does not rely solely on military might; it depends heavily on the correct and timely application of legal instruments. For the Kingdom of Cambodia, maintaining a stance of protest and actively utilizing diplomatic mechanisms against any violation or aggression along its borders is the wisest strategy adopted by the Royal Government. The critical foundation requiring Cambodia to res

What began as a calculated move for a short, controlled confrontation quickly spiraled into a prolonged and costly conflict. Instead of forcing a rapid outcome, the war exposed deep flaws in planning, intelligence, and strategic judgment. Here’s a closer look at what went wrong. 1. Misreading Past Conflicts US decision-makers relied heavily on Iran’s behavior during its brief confrontation with Israel, assuming a similar response pattern. But this time, the equation had chang

Iran began mining the strait in March after the war started, using small boats to deploy weapons across the waterway, according to reports. Even as leaders from the US and Iran gathered in Islamabad on Saturday to negotiate a lasting end to the US–Iran war, a less visible but serious complication was emerging. Reports suggest Iran has been unable to account for all the naval mines it deployed in the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about maritime safety and any potential ag