Post-war treaties are formal agreements made between countries to establish peace and resolve issues following a conflict. These treaties often outline the terms of peace, reparations, territorial changes, and the responsibilities of the involved nations. They aim to prevent future conflicts and promote stability. Historically, significant post-war treaties include the Treaty of Versailles after World War I and the Treaty of Paris after World War II. These agreements shaped international relations and set the stage for future diplomatic efforts, influencing the political landscape for years to come.