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Requests the Secretary General to report on UN operations in Iraq (para 12). Requests the US to report, at least every 6 months, on military matters (para 25). Decides that the Security Council should review the mission of the UN force within a year, and that its mandate will expire once power has been transferred to...
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Security Council n. ( Abbr. SC ) The permanent peacekeeping organ of the United Nations, composed of five permanent members (China, France, Russia ... In 2002 and 2003, the UN Security Council was at loggerheads over the question of Iraq. Although the entire Assembly voted in favor of weapons inspections in the nation,
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The longest election in the UN history for the membership of the Security Council occurred in 1979. A tense race between Cuba and Colombia began on Oct. 26, 1979 and ended on Jan. 7, 1980. After two months and 155 rounds of election, Mexico, a third candidate, was elected when both Colombia and Cuba decided to withdraw.
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The Security Council was formed after World War II and the winners - the US, the Soviet Union, China, ... Reform of the UN involves bargains and it is unrealistic to think that the power of veto will change. But the Council could well be expanded in due course to about 25 with a better geographical and economic spread.
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But as the 191-member UN General Assembly takes up its annual debate of Security Council reform this week, there is a sense that now – amid a standoff between Washington and Baghdad – may not be the best time to push for reform.
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