United Nations Resolutions are formal decisions or statements made by the United Nations (UN) to address various global issues. These resolutions can cover a wide range of topics, including peace and security, human rights, and environmental concerns. They are typically adopted by the UN General Assembly or the UN Security Council and can influence international law and policy. While UN resolutions are important for guiding member states, they are not legally binding unless passed by the Security Council under specific circumstances. Countries are encouraged to comply with these resolutions to promote cooperation and maintain global stability.