OSCE UNIT 4

A signed contract is a legally ................................ agreement between two parties, and violating its terms may result in legal consequences.

• safeguarding

• aspiring

• binding

• affected

By ...............................of its economic power and global influence, the United States plays a significant role in shaping the landscape of international relations.

• vice

• virtue

• law

• statute

Respect for the principle of territorial ........................... is a cornerstone of international relations, as it upholds the sovereignty of states and promotes peaceful coexistence among nations.

• well-being

• aspiration

• violability

• inviolability

International organizations often work to ....................... ethnic tensions in regions where diverse groups live together, promoting peaceful coexistence and stability in the region.

• arise

• suppress

• hold

• contain

The OSCE works with its member states to promote security and cooperation in the region by ......................... responsibilities on conflict prevention, crisis management, and post-conflict rehabilitation.

• assuming

• containing

• obligating

• committing

The OSCE has been instrumental in deterring and addressing instances of ........................ appetites by states, such as aggression, annexation, and violations of human rights and international law.

• conceptual

• predatory

• hegemonic

• moderate

The OSCE works towards disarmament and arms control, aiming to reduce the potential for states to ........................... weapons that could destabilize regional or global security.

• undermine

• accumulate

• aspire

• expire

The OSCE has facilitated diplomatic efforts and promoted ....................... between conflicting parties, playing a vital role in resolving disputes.

• well-being

• suffrage

• endorsement

• rapprochement

The displacement of refugees who .......................... homes due to conflict or persecution has underscored the need for cooperation among states to protect these vulnerable layers.

• flee

• drop

• resist

• undermine

International collaboration is essential to combat ...................... crimes such as money laundering, human trafficking, and cybercrime, which have the potential to destabilize economies.

• mandatory

• lucrative

• moderate

• ruling