Named after the capital of a country, this is an international convention which establishes the legal framework and regulates the liability for international carriage of persons, luggage or goods performed by aircraft for reward. Name the country.

The Warsaw Convention, named after Poland's capital Warsaw, established the international legal framework for airline liability regarding passengers, baggage, and cargo carried for reward. It was signed in 1929 and governed international air travel for decades until partially superseded by the Montreal Convention in 1999.