International law and national law

International law aims to promote the practice of stable, consistent, and organized international relations.
The sources of international law include:

International law relies largely on the consent of all parties involved

Here are two different types of international law: Public international law: This is concerned solely with the rights between several countries and the residents of other countries

Private international law: This focuses on specific issues between private individuals

This article talks about the link between international law and national law

International laws are considered superior to national laws

This seems quite obvious as the States apply international rules to prepare their national laws

But, the relationship between the two is still complicated and not yet clear

The international legal system is dominated by the States

The States inculcate the international legal rules and enforce them as laws of their land

It is the States who can become members of the International Court of Justice and other organizations