The Conflict in Ukraine and the United Nations: Necessary Measures to Restore Peace



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Submitted Jul 19, 2023
Published Nov 16, 2023
10.24018/ejpolitics.2023.2.6.107

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The drawbacks of the United Nations Security Council system in the context of the war in Ukraine are examined in the article. This article aims to highlight problems of representation and decision-making in the organization in order to develop and review possible comprehensive solutions.

Keywords: conflict in Ukraine international peace Security Council United Nations

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