Across
- 6. – A negotiator skilled in international relations and strategy
- 8. – A formally adopted document with preambulatory and operative clauses
- 9. – The formal approval of a treaty or resolution making it valid
- 13. – The strategic practice of balancing national interests while maintaining international relations
- 14. – The rules that govern motions, speeches, and voting
- 15. – Coercive measures used to influence a state's behavior
- 16. – A legally binding international agreement between states
- 17. – A motion to suspend or delay debate to a later time
- 18. – An informal session used for negotiation and bloc-building
Down
- 1. – The principle protecting a state’s independence from external interference
- 2. – The structured sequence of topics guiding committee debate
- 3. – Authority granted to an international body to act on specific issues
- 4. – The rapid spread of weapons (especially nuclear) across states
- 5. – A formal change introduced to modify a resolution
- 7. – A higher voting threshold (e.g., two-thirds) required for key decisions
- 10. – A guiding principle shaping a nation’s decisions
- 11. – A diplomatic arrangement between exactly two states
- 12. – An official representative of a country in committee
- 14. – Codified rules governing formal conduct and procedure
- 19. – Decision-making method where no formal objection is raised