Intergovernmental organizations are not considered global actors in their own right because they have no independent foreign policy-only that of its members.

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Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) are considered global actors because they have their own legal identity, can make decisions, and take actions independent of their member states, even though they are influenced by the policies of their members.

Intergovernmental Organizations Are Not Considered Global Actors in Their Own