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If you were the leader of a country engaged in enriching uranium for nuclear weapons, what UN agency would you most want to avoid the attention of?
 
  a. the International Nonproliferation Agency
  b. the UN Nonproliferation Organization
  c. the International Maritime Organization
  d. the International Atomic Energy Agency
  e. the International Court of Justice

Question 2

For a peacekeeping mission to be most effective, there must be ________.
 
  a. no cease-fire and weak rules of engagement
  b. no cease-fire and NATO presence
  c. a UN presence and robust rules of engagement
  d. a firm cease-fire and robust rules of engagement
  e. a firm cease-fire and weak rules of engagement



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Answer to Question 1

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fox

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Reply 2 on: Sep 4, 2018
Wow, this really help


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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