International Organisations

This section explores the significant role of international organizations in addressing global challenges post-Cold War, with a focus on the UN and reform discussions regarding its structure and processes.

Overview

This section discusses the role of international organizations, particularly after the Cold War, focusing on their challenges and relevance in a unipolar world led by the U.S.

Why International Organisation?

International organisations like the UN are essential for promoting global cooperation and addressing challenges such as conflict, disease, and environmental issues.

Evolution Of The Un

This section discusses the founding of the United Nations (UN) as a successor to the League of Nations, its objectives, and subsequent calls for reform to address contemporary global challenges.

Reform Of The Un After The Cold War

This section discusses the need for reforming the United Nations, particularly the Security Council, in light of changing global dynamics.

Reform Of Structure And Processes

The section discusses the calls for the reform of international organizations, particularly the United Nations Security Council, highlighting the need for representation and restructuring in light of current global political dynamics.

Jurisdiction Of The Un

The jurisdiction of the UN involves its mandate to create peace and cooperation among nations, alongside its capacity to address global issues such as human rights and development.

India And The Un Reforms

India advocates for reforms in the United Nations to strengthen its role in international affairs and security.

The Un In A Unipolar World

This section discusses the role of the UN in a world dominated by the US as the sole superpower and explores the challenges and reforms necessary for the UN to adapt.