The problems of the Caspian Sea in the modern international law

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Exploring the unregulated legal status of the Caspian Sea post-USSR, this research delves into the economic interests driving political relations among the coastal states and Iran. It examines the interplay of international law and the validity of agreements made by Caspian states, while also addressing the influence of non-coastal nations. The author suggests improvements for international legal regulation, proposing models for dispute resolution involving third parties and enhancing the effectiveness of legal frameworks governing the Caspian Sea's resources.