Abstract
This paper discusses a potential case involving The Republic of Paraguay, The Italian Republic and Switzerland. It focuses on the I.C.J.'s suitability regarding economic/commercial disputes involving sovereigns. Also, it provides an analysis of the forum prorogatum doctrine and its application in the I.C.J. Finally, the paper suggests the course of action that, from the author's point of view, would be the best one for The Republic of Paraguay.
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