AMBASSADOR'S ARTICLES
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There is an on-going discussion of the Security Council reform, including the issue of the veto right. The veto right, or the UN Charter’s requirement for the SC Permanent Members’ unanimity, remains the cornerstone of the UN system, which was created to guard peace and security after the Second World War.
Several days ago the UN climate summit was held in New York. It became another important step in the ongoing discussions of what is to be done to counter negative consequences of climate change.
Combating ISIS, the Al-Nusrah Front and other terrorist cells that have long been growing in the Middle East, has now become a top international priority.
Within the context of the recent 58th IAEA General Conference held in Vienna it is worth making an overview of Russia’s position in this important and sophisticated global industry.
The international community is approaching a significant milestone in international development process – a new sustainable Development Agenda for the post-2015 period, which is being worked on. We consider it important to take into account, within its framework, the interests of all groups of society – not least those of indigenous peoples.
Analysts are talking about rapidly growing multidimensional terrorist threats. Recent developments in some parts of the world prove their point.
The situation around the investigation of the Malaysian Airlines MH17 crash raises serious questions.
The 69th session of the UN General Assembly has opened in New York on 16 September.
Aggressive actions by the so-called “Islamic State”, which is also known as ISIS, threaten the future of Iraq as well as that of its neighbouring countries, including Syria.
The SCO has become an influential organisation and an important factor in the emergence of a new polycentric world order.
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