Foreign Relations Law

Foreign Relations Law is the legal framework that governs the relationships between a country and other nations. It involves constitutional principles, treaties, international agreements, and government actions that determine how a state interacts internationally. This law addresses issues like diplomatic immunity, foreign policy authority, and the enforcement of international obligations. It helps ensure that a country's foreign dealings are consistent with its legal standards and international commitments, balancing national interests with international responsibilities. Essentially, it provides the legal foundation for a country’s external relations and diplomatic conduct.