THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGULATION OF MARITAL RELATIONS AND DETERMINATION OF CHILDREN‘S CITIZENSHIP

This paper examines the current state of international legal regulation in these areas, focusing on the interplay between traditional conflict-of-laws principles and modern family law developments. It highlights the gaps in existing legal frameworks, and explores how international conventions, such as those established by the Hague Conference on Private International Law, have contributed to addressing cross-border family law disputes. Finally, it offers recommendations for creating a more effective and inclusive framework for regulating marital relations and determining children's citizenship in the globalized era