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International agreements, such as treaties, are crucial for addressing global challenges and fostering cooperation between countries. They cover a wide range of topics, including trade, environment, human rights, and security. Parties involved negotiate and sign the agreements, but they only become legally binding after being approved by respective governments. The enforcement of these agreements varies and can include penalties, reporting, and dispute resolution mechanisms. The effectiveness of international agreements depends on the collaboration of parties and political will. The United States is involved in over 200 international agreements, including the United Nations. Hello and welcome to the Environmental Justice Class broadcast, your first step for discussion and worldwide perspective on international affairs. I'm your host, Mima, and in today's conversation, we'll be diving into the fascinating world of international agreements. Welcome back. International agreements, frequently referred to as treaties or assigns, are important for addressing global challenges, encouraging cooperation on many issues, and forming national relationships. These agreements serve as the foundation of global diplomacy and governments, including trade agreements and environmental treaties to weapon control and human rights standards. In this broadcast, I will go over what international agreements are and how they are decided upon and adopted and how they impact global affairs. I will discuss the challenges of ensuring acceptance and control and the importance of international organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. Ladies and gentlemen, as the United States signs over 200 treaties and other international agreements, treaties including issues about trade, security, human rights, human boundaries, law enforcement, and environment, among many other topics covered everything in the field of the United Relations. Now, you might be wondering how these international agreements work. Well, let's break it down. First of all, many kinds of subjects can be covered by international agreements, like trade, safeguarding, the environment, human rights, limiting the use of weapons, and peacekeeping. These are just a few of them. Participants from the participating countries or organization experts, representatives of governments, and diplomats often take part of the negotiation of these agreements. Members of each party involved usually sign the agreement after it has been settled on to show that they intend to be bound by its conditions. However, an agreement is not legally binding just by being signed. Most of the time, collaborating states or respective lawmakers or governments must authorize or officially approve the agreements. After the approval, the agreement becomes a treaty on both sides, and they have to live by its conditions. The method of enforcing acceptance can differ based on the type of agreement and sometimes consists of penalties for failure to comply, reporting following up, and ways to resolve disputes. It's good to acknowledge that international agreements may appear in diverse ways and have different degrees of legal enforcement, while some agreements may be more flexible or free of charge in nature, others may be effective under international law. Plus, collaboration of the parties involved rules for enforcement, and political will play a role in how effective international agreements are. Although many international agreements are active today, we will concentrate on two main ones the United States is currently part of. Number one, we will talk about the UN, also known as the United Nations. The United Nations of America is currently in agreement with the United States.