Surprise outcome in UN Security Council elections
Spain was expected to walk to an easy win for one of the two seats. That was not to be the case.
New Zealand or Turkey?
This year’s Security Council elections on 16 October will come down to between two aspiring regional powers – Turkey in the Middle East and New Zealand as a champion of small state concerns.
Jordan To Be Elected to Security Council Friday
Jordan’s history in international security matters make it a solid candidate to fill Saudi Arabia’s rejected seat in a quick vote, particularly when the legality of a 14-member Security Council isn’t certain.
Election Day: The 2014 Human Rights Council Members Are….
Most observers focused on the high number of states with poor human rights records that were elected, missing what could be a more significant and complementary take-away from this year’s race.
Saudi Arabia wins, rejects seat on the UN Security Council
This morning, Security Council watchers were left “baffled, perplexed, puzzled, and scratching their heads” with
2013 Security Council Elections, Results
Today’s contest for five non-permanent seats on the UN Security Council offered no surprises.
2013 Security Council race no contest | UPDATE
Closed slates for the seats to be filled this year mean little review of candidates’ contributions to international security
