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International organization

This document contains information about several different organizations: NATO was formed after World War 2 to counter communist countries and prevent another war. It has 28 member countries who contribute to its budget. Its purposes are to ensure collective defense and promote democratic values. The Non-Aligned Movement was formed in 1961 by countries not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. It has over 100 members and focuses on fostering cooperation and promoting world peace. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization was established in 2001 and includes China, Russia, and several central Asian countries. It aims to promote mutual trust, benefits, and common development among its members.

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 Communist Countries  US Presence in Europe  Prevent Nationalism  Foster political union  Massive Retaliation  Prevent Nuclear war Collapse of USSR NATO-Russia Foundation act NATO Russia Council
 US ¾ of NATO’s Budget 2% of GDP target reached by  US  UK  Greece  Estonia Donald Trump Budget and Obsolete Acronym for NATO
PURPOSES FIGHT AND PROTECTION Member States 1. Albania 2. Belgium 3. Bulgaria 4. Canada 5. Croatia 6. Czech Republic 7. Denmark 8. Estonia 9. France 10.Germany 11. Greece 12.Hungary 13.Iceland 14.Italy 15.Latvia 16.Lithuania 17.Luxemburg 18.Netherland 19.Norway 20.Poland 21.Portugal 22.Romania 23. Slovakia 24.Slovenia 25.Spain 26.Turkey 27.UK 28.US Cyberwarfare  Counterterrorism- article 5  Weapon Mass Destruction  Not support Civil or Coup  Member allies  Non-member allies Alliances 1. Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council 2. Mediterranean Dialogue 3. Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
 Masjid-i-Aqsa  First Conference  Second Conference  Third Conference
OBJECTIVES, BODIES AND PRINCIPLES Objectives  Strengthen  Coordinate Action  Work Principles  Equality  Self-determination  Non-Interference  Sovereignty and independence  Settlement of disputes  Refrain from force, threat 1. Conference of Kings 2. Conference of FM 3. General Secretariat
 Set up in Sept 1961  Belgrade  India, Egypt and Yugoslavia  113 members  35 observers
 eschew power blocs  close and friendly relations  discusses issues and problems  cooperation and exchange of views of mutual interest  World peace  disarmament Non-discrimination  equality of status  independence and freedom
 Poverty  Malnutrition  illiteracy  terrorism  many members have no democracy  Nuclear freefalls bomb
 set up in 2001  30 m 189 thousand Sq. km  1.5 b population
 Russia  China  Former states under Russian federation
Mutual Confidence Good relations Cooperation in politics Cooperation in science and technology and economy  Education and Environment protection
 Mutual trust  Mutual benefits  Equal rights  Respect for diversity of cultures  Common development
 Heads of State Council  Heads of Government Council  Council of National Coordinator  Regional Centre terrorism structure(RCTS)