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        1 - Explanation and application of the principle of non-discrimination in B-group contracts
        Saeid  Johar Shokrollah  Nikvand
        One of the requirements of the era in which we are living is the growing trend of trade and economic exchanges and the resulting contracts, in which trade disputes are inevitable. Commercial disputes are settled with the court or lead to a settlement. The complexity of More
        One of the requirements of the era in which we are living is the growing trend of trade and economic exchanges and the resulting contracts, in which trade disputes are inevitable. Commercial disputes are settled with the court or lead to a settlement. The complexity of the litigation and the importance of their speedy settlement justify the necessity of these trials. Thus, not only judges who are well versed in business traditions and expectations are involved in these trials, but they must also be in line with the requirements of the business community. There is peace and reconciliation, but the lawsuit has not only negative external consequences but also positive external consequences, including deterrence that companies need to exercise caution. Manuscript profile
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        2 - A moral and legal look at the nuclear risks to global peace and security
        Ali  Bagheri Mahmud Abadi Amir Maghami Alireza  Arashpour
        The world today is much smaller than previously thought, given the size of extraterrestrial exploration. In the meantime, fast human communication in every part of the globe has made us aware of the smallest developments elsewhere. Things that may go against human value More
        The world today is much smaller than previously thought, given the size of extraterrestrial exploration. In the meantime, fast human communication in every part of the globe has made us aware of the smallest developments elsewhere. Things that may go against human values and ethics. As such, issues such as human rights, human rights and peace are more or less addressed to the ethical and human value goals of human beings. Given this, the use or threat of using nuclear weapons for nearly 70 years, years after the first nuclear bomb was tested in the 1940s, is one of the major concerns of countries and the international community. Concerns are heightened when terrorist groups seek to use this destructive weapon and this is a threat that all countries and, above all, the international community must consider, and therefore the international community takes this threat seriously. , The major dangers of nuclear terrorism include attacking or sabotaging nuclear power plants, stealing nuclear material and using bombs. Is dirty. Therefore, events such as terrorism, the use of weapons of mass destruction caused by destructive nuclear power, have led to the use of these weapons and the use of nuclear materials both from the standpoint of international law and ethics and values. Declare human beings forbidden. However, the present study, developed using a qualitative research method based on a library-based descriptive-analytical approach, seeks to analyze and examine the legal, value and ethical approaches of the United Nations and the international community in the fight against nuclear terrorism. The result of the research is that the international community's joint approach and actions on nuclear hazards, the use of the aforementioned weapons, and humanitarian responses to UN principles and principles, are the most effective way to combat Terrorism is nuclear, and it concludes that it has an undeniable focal point in the fight against nuclear terrorism, through measures such as the formulation of important multilateral treaties aimed at preventing terrorist groups from operating. , Protecting Fissile Nuclear Material, Strengthening International Atomic Energy Agency Role, Increasing Commitments For the nuclear industry and increase the liability of the Security Council, can play an important role and Tasyrgzardrmbarz•h nuclear terrorism and maintaining peace and international security will be. Manuscript profile