International law. The special part. Part I

The textbook, prepared by an experienced teacher and expert in the field of international law, is a comprehensive and relevant study of key institutions and norms of international law. It reflects the latest trends and changes in the international legal system caused by the events of recent decades. The issues of the legal personality of States and international organizations, immunities in criminal and civil jurisdiction, the specifics of diplomatic and consular law, as well as mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes and collective security systems are discussed in detail. Special attention is paid to the principles of the law of international treaties, including the procedure for concluding, validity and termination of agreements. A significant place is devoted to the analysis of the protection of human rights at the universal and regional levels, reflecting the increasing role of humanitarian institutions and mechanisms. The issues of the use of force in international law are discussed in detail, including controversial interpretations of the right to self-defense and the responsibility of the UN Security Council. In the context of modern challenges, the author analyzes the legality of the special military operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine and the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court in relation to the Russian Federation. It is characterized by an integrated approach that combines theoretical depth with a practical focus. The authoritative doctrine is supported by the analysis of specific cases and judicial practice, which allows students, researchers and practitioners to apply their knowledge to solve current problems of international law. Meets the requirements of the latest generation of federal state educational standards for higher education. It is intended for law students, graduate students, teachers, and practicing lawyers interested in international law issues.