Supranational organizations are international institutions that have authority over member states, making decisions that affect all members. They often have the power to create and enforce laws, regulations, and policies.
European Union (EU): A supranational organization consisting of 27 European countries that work together on economic, political, and social issues.
United Nations (UN): An international organization composed of almost all countries in the world, aiming to promote peace, security, and cooperation among nations.
African Union (AU): A supranational organization made up of 55 African countries with a focus on promoting unity, development, and democracy across the continent.
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