International order

So, imagine you're playing on a playground with your friends, and everyone is having a good time. But sometimes, things can get a little crazy, and people might start arguing or not playing fair. That's when you need someone to make sure everyone follows the rules and stays safe.

This is kind of like what international order is. Instead of a playground, it's the whole world, and instead of friends, it's countries. International order is all the rules and agreements that countries have made with each other to make sure everyone is peaceful and safe.

There are lots of different parts to international order, like treaties (which are like promises between countries), organizations (like the United Nations), and laws (like the ones that say countries can't go to war with each other). All of these things work together to keep everyone playing by the same rules and to prevent countries from doing things that would harm other countries.

Just like on a playground, sometimes there are disagreements or things get a little crazy, and countries might not want to follow the rules. But when everyone works together to follow international order, it helps to make sure we can all live in a peaceful and safe world.