International Law is a set of rules and principles that govern the interactions between sovereign states, international organizations, and, increasingly, individuals. It covers a wide range of issues, including trade, human rights, diplomacy, environmental protection, and war crimes. The book, "International Law and Policy," comprises fourteen chapters covering a range of topics: global trade rules, diplomatic law, international commercial arbitration, dispute settlement mechanisms, deep-sea bed disputes under UNCLOS, World Trade Organization jurisprudence, extradition processes, human rights, anti-satellite missions, statelessness issues, and protection of women's rights under CEDAW. It provides valuable insights into both the legal and social dimensions of contemporary international issues. The editors express gratitude to all contributors for enriching the understanding of international law and policy. This book is a vital resource for LL.B. and LL.M. students, as well as researchers, offering a comprehensive exploration of diverse international legal challenges and contemporary issues.