Guterres: The Security Council Is Paralyzed and the UN’s Capacity to Mediate Crises Is Declining

   

📌 United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres acknowledged that current wars and conflicts have demonstrated that the ability of major powers to impose their will by force has become extremely limited compared with the past.

📌 Guterres acknowledged the paralysis of the UN Security Council and the decline in the United Nations’ ability to mediate in crises in Gaza, Ukraine, Iran, and Sudan, due to the use of the veto by permanent members of the Council. He noted that the absence of accountability has contributed to a growing “sense of impunity” among states.

📌 Guterres warned that a shift toward a multipolar world order without structural reforms to ensure the representation of emerging powers and developing countries could lead to confrontation and direct conflicts, similar to those witnessed in Europe before the First World War.

Source: Financial Times

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