How does the united nations work to resolve international conflict?

Question

How does the united nations work to resolve international conflict?

Answer 1

Poorly.....

Answer 2

Korea?.....only a ceasefire

Cyprus?....island is still divided

Mauritania?....still divided

Congo?....still in conflct

Rwanda?....couldn't stop a massacre that killed more people per month than what the n***s could do

Sinai?....only fixed when the Israelis and Egypt forged their own peace

Bosnia?....nothing happened until the West intervened in Kosovo

Timor?....nothing happened until Australia intervened

Answer 3

Ineffectively, because of the UN Security Council. The 5 permanent members have veto powers on all issues. It's rare that all 5 are agreeable on any issue. The resolution of any conflict seems possible only if the 5 have major stakes in the political outcome.

Answer 4

Observation, arbitration, mediation, propaganda, intellectual pressures, and, in rare cases, sanctions (trade) -- not use of force, any more! Basically, it's all counselling on that plane!

Answer 5

They don't! They won't even get involved if there is no money to be had!

Answer 6

They should but they don't. The USA has cut the UN into a puppet with no impact.

Answer 7

Toothlessly!

Answer 8

United Nations is the biggest joke around.There is not one conflict they resolved that the hostilities ended.