International organizations

Definition

International organizations are entities formed by treaties between sovereign states or other international actors to pursue common goals or undertake cooperative activities. They operate across national boundaries to address global issues, such as peace and security, economic development, and environmental protection.

Related terms

Sovereign States: Sovereign states are independent political entities with full control over their own territory and government, recognized by other states in the international community.

Treaties: Treaties are formal agreements between two or more sovereign states or international entities that are legally binding under international law.

Global Governance: Global governance refers to the collective efforts of various governments and international organizations to address issues that affect multiple countries around the world