title: Paralysis by Power : The United Nations’ Veto in the Face of the Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
abstract: The United Nations was established to act as a guardian for the international peace and security through preventing war and encouraging cooperation. At the time of establishment, five member states of the organisation were granted extraordinary statuses through permanent seats in the Security Council; the organ established with the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. The permanent members of the Security Council were given veto powers, enabling them to
journal: Doria (University of Helsinki)