Recent international agreements?

“Recent” depends on the subject, but several notable international agreements and commitments have emerged in the past few years:

• High seas biodiversity treaty (2023): The UN adopted the Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas beyond National Jurisdiction. It covers issues such as marine protected areas and environmental assessments in waters beyond national borders. Its legal status can change as countries ratify it.
• WTO fisheries subsidies agreement (2022): Members of the World Trade Organization adopted rules targeting certain harmful fishing subsidies, including support linked to illegal fishing and overfished stocks.
• Pact for the Future (2024): UN member states adopted this political commitment on global cooperation, including digital governance and the interests of future generations. It is not a legally binding treaty.

These examples cover different kinds of international action: a treaty, trade rules, and a political declaration. If you mean a particular area—such as climate, trade, technology, or security—I can narrow the list. For the latest ratification or entry-into-force status, check the relevant UN or WTO records, since those details can change.