A formal agreement between two states is called
Question and options
A formal agreement between two states is called
- Proclamation
- Treaty
- Declaration
- Resolution
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B - Treaty
A formal, binding written agreement between states under international law is a treaty. A proclamation, declaration or resolution is a one-sided or non-binding statement, not an agreement between two states.
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