Treaty enforcement

Treaty enforcement refers to the actions taken to ensure that countries adhere to the terms of international agreements they have signed. When nations agree to a treaty, they commit to following specific rules or actions. Enforcement can involve diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, or even military intervention to ensure compliance. Additionally, international organizations, like the United Nations, often play a role in monitoring compliance and facilitating discussions if conflicts arise. Effective enforcement helps maintain cooperation and stability among nations, promoting peace and adherence to international law.