Geopolitical tensions increasingly disrupt business operations worldwide. UAE residents and companies face real risks to travel, supply chains, and financial transactions. Understanding contract law becomes critical during crises. Force majeure clauses determine liability when extraordinary events occur beyond parties' control. Airlines typically rebook passengers during airspace closures, but compensation may be limited under extraordinary circumstances. Travel insurance often excludes war and geopolitical events, so reviewing coverage beforehand is essential. For businesses, contracts governing supply chains, financing, and partnerships across jurisdictions must account for potential disruptions. Legal provisions that seem routine during stable periods become infrastructure determining financial exposure and responsibility across borders.
