Dispute arbitration occurs when a(n)

A) dispute turns into a military conflict but is not officially declared a war by
The legislative branch.
B) international disagreement is referred to a neutral third party for resolution.
C) treaty is made between two or more nations.
D) agreement is made between the presidents of two countries but the terms are
Not legally binding.

Dispute arbitration refers to the process of resolving an international disagreement through the involvement of a neutral third party. This third party could be an individual or an organization, and their role is to facilitate dialogue between the disputing parties and help them reach a mutually agreed-upon solution. Dispute arbitration is often used as an alternative to more confrontational dispute resolution methods (such as military force or economic sanctions) and is considered a more peaceful and cooperative approach to international conflict resolution.