The United Nations and the Crisis of the Global Order; From the Security Council Deadlock to the Puzzle of Guterres' Succession

New York – IRNA – Eighty-one years after the founding of the United Nations, this institution faces a fundamental contradiction: at a time when the world, more than ever, needs international cooperation mechanisms to contain wars, manage humanitarian crises, and prevent the spread of conflicts, the ability of the principal body responsible for maintaining international peace and security to reach shared decisions has encountered growing limitations.