Global Peace Index 2023: Safest and Most Dangerous Countries Revealed
The Institute for Economics and Peace recently released its 17th edition of the Global Peace Index (GPI) for 2023.
Category: Global Institutions
Global institutions are international organizations or entities established to address global challenges, promote cooperation, and foster development among countries on a global scale.
BRICS: A Collective Powerhouse Shaping Global Dynamics
In an ever-changing global landscape, the BRICS alliance stands as a testament to the rise of emerging economies and their determination to shape international affairs.
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International Solar Alliance (ISA): Illuminating a Path towards Sustainable Energy Solutions
With 86 ratified member countries and the endorsement of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the International Solar Alliance is setting a precedent for nations to work together towards a sustainable and bright future. In this article, we delve into the objectives, priorities, key responsibilities, and important projects of the ISA, as well as the challenges it faces and the way forward.
NATO: Defending Freedom and Empowering Peace
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) stands as a steadfast symbol of international cooperation and collective security. In this article, we will delve into the history, objectives, functioning, and alliances of NATO, highlighting its role in safeguarding freedom and security among its 30 member states.
BIMSTEC: Unleashing the Bay of Bengal’s Potential for Prosperity and Peace
The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation, commonly known as BIMSTEC, is a regional organization .This article explores the background, objectives, achievements, challenges, and future potential of BIMSTEC.
World Bank: Empowering Global Development, Alleviating Poverty, and Fostering Sustainable Solutions
This article explores the World Bank’s functions, objectives, major reports, and its unique role in international development, while also highlighting the key differences between the World Bank and the IMF.