Public international law traditionally deals with relations between countries, whereas private international law is domestic law of a country that is applied by courts of that country to determine what domestic law applies to a contract between private parties.

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Public international law governs the relationships between sovereign states and international entities, while private international law, also known as conflict of laws, deals with cases where foreign elements are involved in private disputes, determining which jurisdiction's laws are applicable.

Public International Law Traditionally Deals with Relations Between Countries, Whereas