NEW DELHI: The international legal architecture must be more democratic, inclusive and sensitive to the realities of the Global South, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said Friday. At the 60th anniversary of UNCITRAL, he said: “Today’s world is witnessing unprecedented geopolitical volatility, supply chain disruptions, rapid technological shifts. And these developments are affecting how goods, services, capital, and data move across borders, exposing businesses and govts to risks for which no country can be resilient in isolation. Amid the fast changing global landscape, development of international law cannot remain insulated.”He said nations across the globe are seeking not just infrastructure and connectivity, but also legal predictability. PTI
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