Abstract
The review presents the debatable positions of scientists on the development of international relations and international law, the role and importance of international organizations in this process. The problems of international politics are touched upon. The review presents an attempt to apply constitutional theories in the law of international organizations. The current situation of the UN and WHO is considered.
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