ON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF CONSIDERATION OF THE STATE AS A SUBJECT OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
The article deals with the main features of legal regulation of the state as a subject of private international law. It is concluded that the state is not only a regulator, but also an important participant in international private law relations. At the same time, the state's participation in private law relations is associated with a number of conflicts that arise in connection with the public legal nature of the state and its associated immunities. To solve these problems, the adoption of the Federal law on the immunity of the Russian Federation in foreign economic activity is considered controversial.