As world leaders congregate at the United Nations for annual meetings this week, they will find a global body increasingly paralyzed by disagreements between big powers. Is the U.N. too divided to be effective? Do proposals for reform have any chance of advancing? Veteran U.N. watcher Richard Gowan joined FP Live to explore the future of decision-making on the Palestinians, Ukraine, and other key issues.
There have long been calls to reform the U.N. Security Council to better represent the modern world. But what chance do they have of success?
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