Organizations: I
34 organizations of 810, A to Z.
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- I. G. FarbenGerman chemical combine; party to the 1929 agreements with Standard Oil of New Jersey.
- IBM 1911 –American computer and technology company.
- IG Farben’s Auschwitz plant (Monowitz)Farben’s buna and fuels plant at Auschwitz, built with forced and camp labour and with its own camp.
- Imperial German government 18 Jan 1871 – 9 Nov 1918Government of the German Empire (1871–1918).
- In-Q-Tel 1999 –Not-for-profit strategic investment firm set up by the CIA in 1999.
- Independent Inquiry into the actions of the UN during the 1994 genocide in RwandaThree-member inquiry appointed by the UN Secretary-General in 1999.
- Index VenturesVenture capital firm that invests from seed stage to IPO.
- Infant Formula Action CoalitionU.S. coalition that called the Nestlé boycott in 1977.
- InfosysIndian information-technology services company; one of OpenAI's launch donors.
- Innate ImmunotherapeuticsAustralian biotechnology company that was developing the multiple sclerosis drug MIS416.
- Institute for the Works of ReligionThe Vatican's bank, known as the IOR; its founding is dated 1942 (TIME) or 1887 (Financial Times).
- Institute of MedicineU.S. scientific body that Congress asked, through the Veterans Affairs Secretary, to review the evidence on herbicides and illness.
- Inter-Services IntelligencePakistan’s military intelligence service.
- InterahamweArmed militia linked to the MRND party; it took part in the 1994 genocide.
- Interim Committee 1945Secret U.S. committee of 1945 that advised on how to use the atomic bomb.
- Interim government of RwandaGovernment that held power in Rwanda from 8 April to 17 July 1994, led by Prime Minister Jean Kambanda.
- International Association of the Congo 1878–1885Body behind Leopold II's expeditions in the Congo, recognised by the United States on 22 April 1884; the State it founded became the Congo Free State.
- International Baby Food Action NetworkNetwork of citizen groups formed in 1979 that monitors the marketing of breast-milk substitutes. Its founding groups included the ones that ran the Nestlé boycott; it also co-authored the 2020 WHO and UNICEF status report.
- International Committee of Medical Journal EditorsGroup of medical journal editors; in 2004 it made trial registration a condition of publication.
- International Committee of the Red CrossNeutral body that carried out hostage and detainee transfers under the 2025 ceasefire.
- International Court of Justice 1945 –Principal judicial organ of the United Nations, seated at The Hague; decides disputes between states and gives advisory opinions.
- International Criminal Court 2002 –Court at The Hague that tries individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
- International Criminal Tribunal for RwandaUN court that tried those responsible for genocide and other serious violations committed in Rwanda in 1994.
- International Energy Agency 18 Nov 1974 –Agency set up in 1974 by oil-importing countries to guard against supply cuts.
- International Indian Treaty CouncilNative rights organisation whose First Council produced the 1974 Declaration of Continuing Independence.
- International Mercantile Marine CompanyAmerican shipping combine, organized in 1902 by J. P. Morgan & Co., that owned the White Star Line.
- International Military TribunalThe four-power court that tried the major Nazi leaders at Nuremberg, 1945 to 1946.
- International Telephone and TelegraphU.S. company that owned Chile’s national telephone company in 1970.
- Iran oil consortiumThe group of oil companies that held the oil concession in Iran in the 1970s; its members included Exxon, Mobil, Socal and Texaco.
- Iranian Oil Participants, Ltd. 1954Consortium of foreign oil companies that ran oil operations in southwestern Iran under the agreement announced in August 1954.
- Iraq Survey GroupU.S.-led coalition team that searched Iraq for weapons of mass destruction after the 2003 invasion.
- IrgunUnderground Jewish armed group in Palestine before 1948.
- Italian Competition AuthorityItaly’s competition authority (AGCM).
- Italian Court of CassationItaly's highest court.