What are the 193 members of UN?

The United Nations (UN) has 193 member states, each representing a sovereign nation. Membership includes countries from every continent, with the most recent addition being South Sudan in 2011. These member states participate in UN activities, contribute to international discussions, and collaborate on global issues such as peace, security, and development. Each member has equal representation in the General Assembly, where they can voice their concerns and vote on various resolutions.