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The 95 pages that link to United Nations, each with the reason it gives.

• International Olympic CommitteeCompared with: Unlike the UN, the IOC is a non-governmental sports organization, despite its diplomatic reach.

• Commonwealth of NationsCompared with: Its near-universal membership and formal global mandate differ from the Commonwealth’s historical ties.

• SupranationalismCompared with: Most UN decisions rely on state consent rather than broadly applicable supranational authority.

• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentCompared with: The UN has a universal, broad mandate, unlike the OECD’s narrower policy and economic focus.

• Organization for Security and Co-operation in EuropeCompared with: The OSCE is regional and politically distinct, though it cooperates with the UN on security matters.

• Sovereign stateCompared with: UN membership is strong evidence of international acceptance, but is not identical to sovereignty.

• Community of Portuguese Language CountriesCompared with: The UN is a universal organization; the CPLP is a smaller community linked by official language.

• Organisation of Islamic CooperationCompared with: Unlike the UN’s near-universal membership, the OIC organizes a religiously and politically defined constituency.

• World Economic ForumCompared with: Unlike the Forum, it is an intergovernmental body grounded in a formal charter.

• Unrepresented Nations and Peoples OrganizationCompared with: Unlike the UN, UNPO is not an intergovernmental body of sovereign states.