The United Nations’ inability to resolve major wars demonstrates the need for fundamental Security Council reform

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Humanitarian military intervention can be justified without UN Security Council approval

UN Security Council vetoes should be suspended in cases of mass atrocities

UN cargo inspections provide sufficient safeguards for permitting fertiliser shipments through Hormuz

NATO's principle is "an attack on one is an attack on all," allowing small countries the protection typically only enjoyed by large countries

NATO is a force for good

NATO is a Western military defense alliance

The UN should appoint its first woman secretary-general in 2026

Rebeca Grynspan is the strongest candidate to become the next UN secretary-general

Leading an informal straw poll does not provide Grynspan with a democratic mandate to lead the United Nations

The UN Command's investigation provides sufficient evidence to attribute the mine to North Korea

The UN settlement-business database is a legitimate mechanism for corporate accountability

The UN delegate walkout during Netanyahu's speech was a justified protest

The UN Security Council should authorise an international mission to protect commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz

Governments should establish a single set of global standards to regulate artificial intelligence

UN agencies should refuse US funding for third-country deportations

The UN General Assembly should grant Palestine full participation rights

Nations should withdraw from the International Criminal Court

The next United Nations secretary-general should be a woman

The United Nations should strictly adhere to regional rotation when selecting its secretary-general

The General Assembly should choose between multiple candidates for UN secretary-general