In the summer of 1945, the United Nations Founding Countries has committed a great mission to make the world a better place, and as soon as this book starts, we find ourselves on an exceptional analytical journey over six decades of history. This bold book asks if the United Nations has succeeded in achieving its noble goals, and if it has made any progress in its role as a protector of international peace and security, human rights care, the development of international law, and the support of economic and social progress. The book dismantles the United Nations structure and skillfully moved through the details of its complex operations around the world, highlighting the successes and challenges faced by this international body.