International Law I
In Central Western Europe this country stays aware,
Avoiding world conflicts with neutral care.
Known for its watches, chocolate, and banks,
It chooses not war, but balance and thanks.
Switzerland
When talks have failed and weapons appear,
When soldiers advance and civilians fear,
This term describes battles harsh and direct,
Where force, not dialogue, rules the conflict.
Armed conflict
No bombs in the streets, no armies deployed,
No borders attacked, no lives destroyed.
This precious state all nations seek,
Calm replaces war — gentle, stable, and meek.
Peace
When people escape from danger and war,
And safety at home exists no more,
A foreign state may open a door,
Offering protection — this term names it for sure.
Asylum
At borders and airports officials stand,
Checking what travelers bring to the land.
They tax, inspect, control trade flows,
This system decides what stays or goes.
Customs
From pandemics to vaccines, research, and care,
This global body shows health everywhere.
It guides states on safety, disease, and prevention,
A medical voice with worldwide attention.
World Health Organization (WHO)
Far from home, under a foreign sky,
This place ensures a state’s reply.
Visas, diplomacy, help when needed,
A nation’s presence officially seated.
Embassy
Each year it honors ideas and peace,
Science and literature also increase.
Named after an inventor known worldwide,
This prize stands for progress and human pride.
Nobel Prize
Formed after war to prevent another,
States promised defense for one and the other.
An attack on one is an attack on all,
This alliance answers that collective call.
NATO
Beginning in Europe, spreading worldwide,
From nineteen thirty‑nine the conflict grew wide.
Genocide, destruction, alliances torn,
A war that reshaped the world that was born.
World War II
When states break rules or refuse to comply,
The world responds without tanks nearby.
Trade bans, freezes, or travel restriction,
These legal tools show firm political friction.
Sanction
Born from hope after wars went too far,
This forum gathers nations near and far.
Peacekeeping, law, human rights it defends,
A place where dialogue never ends.
United Nations->Organizacja Narodów Zjednoczonych (ONZ)
Laws alone are weak without force behind,
Words mean little if rules are declined.
This system ensures decisions apply,
Making compliance more than just try.
Enforcement mechanism
Protecting states from threats seen and unseen,
From cyber attacks to military means.
Internal order and borders secure,
This concept keeps society stable and sure.
Security
A historic capital of art and debate,
Where diplomacy often decided fate.
Treaties were signed in elegant halls,
This city still answers when Europe calls.
Vienna