Waqas Ali Khan

International co-operation is governed by international laws and customs and it is for this reason that international law achieves a major purpose regarding international co-operation between provinces. The last part of the talk looks at the future of international law and does so by placing the future of international law on the question of whether international law dies or not. International law was first enacted to regulate relations between independent states and was thus called the International Law. Clearly, there is a lot of gray hair in this definition of international law as it is difficult to determine which civilization is and which is not and most importantly, the scope and topics of international law in modern times have increased to regulate relationships. not only empires but also Non-Governmental Organizations, International Government Organizations, and even individuals. This definition of international law is commonly called the modern definition as it expands the scope and focus of international law. This event is very important for the development of international law as it is seen as the beginning of the concept of sovereignty and regional autonomy in international law. Monarchy and independence are the most important concepts in modern international relations as they give each country the authority to deal with its own internal affairs that should not be violated by other provinces. An important point to note here is that with the establishment of the United Nations, international laws and standards were agreed upon by member states on how the United Nations should operate which is from international law that governs international relations as it stands. it is reflected in the traditional view of managing the work and relations of the United Nations which is the United Nations. An important point to note is that at this stage as well as the scope of international law has shifted from regulating relations between the Commonwealth to regulating the conduct and conduct of the United Nations. In this is where the branch of international law called the independent international law came from. Thus the need for common rules and regulations to regulate international relations as they trade with each other at the international level led to the emergence and development of international independent law. Different states have their own rules governing trade and business activities at the domestic level and this has the potential to cause controversy among business partners over which state laws should be applied in conflict situations and hence the essence of independent international law. On a daily basis, there is always an improvement in international secret and public law to help maintain the integrity of all international law in a peaceful and orderly manner. The future of international law can be explored in two different ways and in order to provide a detailed explanation of these ideas, we will ask the question "Does international law die? are: The result of the possibility of ongoing conflict between the states in international law is that military solutions to disputes will be given more. A careful examination of all these events and events in the world proves that the world system that international law sought to implement after the second world war is not a modern phenomenon and therefore the school of thought calls it international law. dies because the systems based on it are increasingly depleted. Basically international law was basically based on Western legal practices yet in the current world of 1922, the relevance and impact of Western ideas and beliefs on which international law is based largely does not exist. Influence and so does international law die because the foundation of its foundation dies. The above factors and others are probably the reasons why some scholars suggest that international law is dead. The second school of thought states that international law is immortal but far more stringent than it once was. First, the school of thought states that European countries, for example, have been at war for centuries but in recent times, there has been so much harmony between European countries that European nations have come together to build unity. A union governed by international law. In addition, the school of thought states that in the early stages of the introduction and development of international law, strong countries such as the USA and Russia during the Cold War will openly or privately support a rebel group to overthrow a democratically elected government for such countries to make their views known, however. it will no longer be able to act in this way as it will be seen as a breach of the internationally accepted standards of conduct of the state and will be viewed by the World as such. That is, if there are certain events or new developments in regional and other international legal issues that can be incorporated into international agreements and agreements but there is a need for laws and regulations to address those areas. , then its width will increase to cover those areas. For example International Trade Guidelines (INCOTERMS) were first introduced in 1936 by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to regulate trader and consumer obligations in international trade contracts however due to new developments and changes in trade over time, INCOTERMS was revised in 1953 , 1967, 1976, 1980, 1990, 2000 and the year 2010. Governments continue to be a major player in the international system and their role is still important with regard to international law. I conclude, therefore, one could argue that international law is as important about international cooperation as it governs and regulates the conduct of independent states, NGOs, non-governmental organizations and individuals in the system of cooperation to each other.