The role of the United Nations organization is affected by international accords
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Certainly, the current international behavior of the major member states of the United Nations is only a reflection of the current international developments that the international community is going through at the present time and which clearly indicates the breakthrough of the international contract and the tendency of members in the current international organization to disintegrate from the established international values and principles that he established The Charter of the United Nations and international norms and ethics, which incited peace instead of war and worked hard to develop friendly relations between nations and achieve international cooperation in various fields, leading to the achievement of two goals, the first of which is to protect international national security and the second is to achieve S luxury for all the people of the world.
Key words: nations, international organization, relations, welfare, world.
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