The Security Landscape from the International Law Perspectives on the New-Taliban-Afghanistan State

Post-cold war security in international relations is identified as the global contemporary. Contemporary issues are closely related to that no longer dominated by East-West relations, such threat of nuclear war, ideological competition between Liberal-Democracy and Marxism-Leninism, crisis diplomacy, so on. In perspective liberalism, peace important for system, being considered law organizations. However, recent developments Afghanistan Ukraine mark a challenge this idea consistency under law. This study uses qualitative method using secondary sources classifying data into two, namely investigate situation Afghanistan. The analysis Taliban regime juridical-normative approach. results research describe then correlated with aspects situation. It case new-Taliban state "vacuum" terms government recognition can be hijacked obtain "approval" new regime. landscape International Law fragile against minorities vulnerable which create an unstable system encourage possibility certain powers take action opportunity given doctrine effective control. Where must pay attention human security, obligation fulfill, respect, protect rights recognized Human Rights Law. shows actions member states at UN, especially big like US its allies, otherwise similar problems will happen again future weaken already started Ukraine.