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| - The International League is an international organization said to be the most popular, most reliable, and the most important of all world organizations. The organization aims at world co-operation in international law and security, economic and global development, social progress, human rights, and the achievement of "total peace". The IL was established in 1941 after the Great Doomsday Standoff. It was set up when America and France both backed down when both sides reconsidered the use of WMDs due to their fears of world destruction. It was just merely a truce, before the Cold War started. Yet the organization they set up with have a lasting effect in the international community. It was used to provide aid to war victims and refugees and to end wars. Yet its goal to end the tensions between America and France was never achieved until Emperor Jonathan of France came to throne and asked America to set aside their differences permanently. There are currently 18 member states, all which are world's every recognized sovereign nation. The IL has multiple offices worldwide, and from those offices, the IL, and its agencies decide and discuss about important substantive and administrative issues in regular meetings which occur every year. The organization also has six principle branches, which are: the International General Assembly (the main, central deliberative assembly), the International Security Council, (the decision-maker if resolutions to ensure peace and security), the International Economic and Social Assembly (for assisting the global economy and promoting international economic and social growth, development, and cooperation), the International Secretariat (the provider of studies, information, facilities, and world status the IL depends on), the International Supreme Court (the main judical branch), the International League Protectorate Council (which aids third world countries in governing, though it acts more of the main controlling force in those countries, making the real governments more like figureheads), and the International League Freedom Defending Council (which helps maintain the ideals of freedom in the world, and develop them in areas who lack them). Other IL agencies include the International League Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, the International League Food and Agriculture Organization, the International League Labour Union, the International League Civil Aviation Organization, the International League Maritime Organization, the International League Refugee Organization, the International League Organization Against Disease, the International League Atomic Energy Commission, the International League Children's Fund and Care, the International League Development Aid Organization, the International League Environment Organization, the International League Industry and Industrial Development Organization, the International League International Drug Control Union, the Worldwide Postal Organization, the Worldwide Health Union, the Worldwide Intellectual Property Union, the Worldwide Meteorological and Space Union, and the International Tourism Union. The leader of the IL who is its most visible public figure is the General Minister. Currently, Newt Gringrich of America holds this position since 2007. The headquarters of the organization is located in Washington D.C. It also has main offices in Paris, Rome, Geneva, Beijing, Tokyo, Addis Ababa, Rio de Janeiro, New York City, and Jerusalem. Funding for the organization comes from its member states. It has seven official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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