Global Institutions and Their Reformation

The video discusses the outdated nature of global institutions like the United Nations and World Bank, which were established post-World War II. It highlights the need for reform to include emerging power centers such as India and Brazil in structures like the Security Council, emphasizing the importance of creating a more inclusive global architecture.

Which global institutions are mentioned as being established post-World War II?

• ASEAN and African Union

• World Bank and United Nations

• World Health Organization and NATO

• IMF and European Union

What is the main reason these global institutions are considered outdated?

• They have too much power

• Their membership and powers are outdated

• They were established too recently

• They are too inclusive

What is the primary challenge in reforming global institutions?

• Reducing their influence

• Increasing their funding

• Creating a blueprint for reform

• Finding a new location for their headquarters

Why is it important to include new power centers in global institutions?

• To maintain the status quo

• To increase their budget

• To make them more inclusive

• To reduce their size

Which country is mentioned as needing inclusion in the Security Council by 2030?

• India

• Germany

• Japan

• South Africa

Which other country is highlighted as needing a role in the Security Council?

• Brazil

• Australia

• Mexico

• Canada