Should The United Nations Do The Same?
The United Nations was first created during the World War II when, on January the 1st of 1941, representatives of 26 nations signed the Declaration by United Nations committing themselves to continue fighting against the Axis Powers. During 1945 in San Francisco, 50 representatives reunited at the United Nations Conference on International Organization (UNCIO) in order to formulate the United Nations Charter, this time delegates discussed over the proposals made by the representatives of the Soviet Union, China, the United Kingdom and the United States. October the 24th of 1945 is the day when United Nations was officially established, after the United Nations Charter was authenticated by the representatives of the Soviet Union, China, the
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Yet, some themes such as democracy have a bigger importance in the agenda than more immediate problems like hunger and health thanks of the big supporters of the first.
The most vital role of the UN must be to stimulate action between all the members of the international community, but nowadays the world is changing as well the international community. Now powers are emerging from states and non states alike. If the world power is shifting towards new territory, shouldn’t the United Nations do the same?
Technology is truly making borders disappear, now we can connect with people outside of our immediate region thus creating a more diverse population that can’t and won’t be defined just by their residence. Globalization has made possible a truly magnificent exchange between states and population. Ideas are being shared, relationships and friendship are created and what happens in one corner in the world affect the rest of it in ways that have never matter before, so now more than ever the global community is united by a common goal. To maintain peace and help all the inhabitants of the globe to live a dignified and fulfilling
Yet, some themes such as democracy have a bigger importance in the agenda than more immediate problems like hunger and health thanks of the big supporters of the first.
The most vital role of the UN must be to stimulate action between all the members of the international community, but nowadays the world is changing as well the international community. Now powers are emerging from states and non states alike. If the world power is shifting towards new territory, shouldn’t the United Nations do the same?
Technology is truly making borders disappear, now we can connect with people outside of our immediate region thus creating a more diverse population that can’t and won’t be defined just by their residence. Globalization has made possible a truly magnificent exchange between states and population. Ideas are being shared, relationships and friendship are created and what happens in one corner in the world affect the rest of it in ways that have never matter before, so now more than ever the global community is united by a common goal. To maintain peace and help all the inhabitants of the globe to live a dignified and fulfilling