International Law is a field of specialized development and transformation towards how diplomacy and foreign policy is to be made. The role of international law in a multipolar order is subjected to instrument and gauge countries towards the realm of self-reliance and a reformed multilateralism, where trust triumphs internationalization, and conflict resolution is based on the principles of true competence instead of the abstract dynamics of power and prejudice.

The Indic Journal of International Law is a biannual law journal covering international law in a combination of theoretical and practical approaches – with its space open for global and Indic (Indian/Asian/Indo-Pacific) perspectives on global governance. It also provides coverage of the relationship between law and international politics in businesses, education, research and innovation practices. 

The journal was former supported by Indic Pacific Legal Research LLP, and as of now is platformed by Indian Society of Artificial Intelligence and Law.