vocab
This term describes the act of a nation abstaining from voting on a resolution or issue.
What is "abstention" in foreign politics?
Established in 2001, this alliance is composed of nations that aim to strengthen political dialogue and economic cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region.
hint - they just met in san francisco !
What is the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation?
the international organization we're pretending to be
what is the United Nations?
what UN stands for
What is the United Nations?
the two types of caucus at a MUN conference
what are moderated and unmoderated caucuses?
This strategy involves forming alliances and collaborating with other nations to achieve common goals.
What is "diplomatic negotiation"?
This economic and political union, established in 1993, fosters cooperation among European countries in various spheres.
What is the European Union?
Founded in 1944, this institution assists in global economic development by providing loans and financial assistance to member countries.
what is the International Monetary Fund?
the number of member nations
What is 193?
first motion at a MUN conference
what is a motion to open debate?
This term refers to a country’s withdrawal from an international organization or treaty.
What is "withdrawal or exit strategy"?
Established in 1960, this organization promotes economic cooperation among oil-producing nations.
What is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries?
Formed in 1949, this military alliance was created for collective defense against potential aggression, primarily in Europe.
What is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization?
the countries not in the UN
what are vatican city and palestine ?
three things you can yield your time to
what is yielding your time to the chair, to a fellow delegate, or to questions?
This principle emphasizes a country's right to non-interference in the internal affairs of another nation.
What is the principle of "national sovereignty"?
Established in 2021, this coalition of nations aims to counter China's rising influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
What is the AUKUS (Australia, UK, US) Security Alliance?
This organization, established in 1995, aims to facilitate trade among its member nations by reducing barriers and tariffs.
what is the World Trade Organization?
when it was founded
when was 1945?
the two types of changes you can suggest to someone's bill
what are friendly and unfriendly amendments?
This term refers to a situation where two or more nations reach an agreement or understanding on a particular issue.
What is "diplomatic consensus"?
Established in 2017, this alliance aims to promote infrastructure and connectivity among countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe.
What is the B3W (Build Back Better World) Initiative?
This organization, formed in 1920, aimed to promote international cooperation and peace but became inactive before the UN was established.
What is the League of Nations?
what are DISEC, ECOFIN, SOCHUM, SPECPOL, admin, and LEGAL?
the four points in parli pro
What are points of order, points of inquiry, points of information, and points of personal privilege?