flag: United Nations combines U+1F1FA and U+1F1F3, two regional indicator symbols that display as the United Nations flag. Although it sits among country-style flag emoji, it represents the international organization rather than a nation-state, and is used for UN institutions, missions, agencies, and global diplomacy. People use it in posts about peacekeeping, humanitarian aid, climate talks, human rights, refugee issues, international law, and meetings such as the General Assembly or Security Council. Its tone is often formal or civic-minded, but it can also be used ironically in arguments about “sending in the UN,” mock diplomacy, or group chats joking about conflict mediation. It commonly appears alongside globe, dove, handshake, scales, hospital, ballot box, or national flag emoji to signal cooperation, negotiation, relief work, or world affairs. Some platforms may fall back to the letters UN if this flag sequence is not supported.