A. Providing financial aid to developing countries
B. Coordinating international trade relations
C. Addressing hunger and food security
D. Promoting environmental sustainability
A. International peace and security
B. Workers’ rights and labor standards
C. Economic development
D. Environmental protection
A. Solving poverty
B. Protecting human rights
C. Limiting military arms
D. Preventing war and conflict
A. To create international trade laws
B. To oversee international peacekeeping operations
C. To address and promote human rights around the world
D. To supervise the use of nuclear energy
A. To promote global economic growth
B. To provide equal education to all children
C. To protect the rights of children and ensure their well-being
D. To resolve disputes between governments
A. 1945
B. 1946
C. 1948
D. 1950
A. Paris Agreement
B. Kyoto Protocol
C. Both A and B
D. None of the above
A. South Sudan
B. Switzerland
C. Australia
D. Vatican City
A. WHO
B. UNHCR
C. WFP
D. OCHA
