PROBLEMS OF DIGITAL RELATIONS AND THEIR CONFLICT-OF-LAW REGULATION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Abstract

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the emerging challenges in regulating digital relations within the framework of Private International Law. As global digital transactions become more complex, existing conflict-of-law rules are increasingly inadequate to address issues such as jurisdiction, applicable law, data protection, blockchain-based contracts, and artificial intelligence. The study explores current international frameworks, examines legislative gaps, and provides recommendations for modernizing conflict-of-law rules to accommodate the evolving digital legal environment, with a particular focus on Uzbekistan's experience.