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There is no mechanism to remove a permanent member of the Security Council written into the UN Charter, so Russia cannot be kicked out after its invasion of Ukraine. But is Russia there validly at all? Andrew MacLeod examines the issue.
The question centres on whether Russia legally inherited the permanent seat formerly occupied by the Soviet Union.
It’s ironic that Russia holds the presidency of the Security Council, the UN’s body delegated to make peace, just as Russia is perceived by man
It’s ironic that Russia holds the presidency of the Security Council, the UN’s body delegated to make peace, just as Russia is perceived by man
It’s ironic that Russia holds the presidency of the Security Council, the UN’s body delegated to make peace, just as Russia is perceived by man