UNSC

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) serves as the main entity tasked with upholding international peace and security. Distinct from other UN bodies, it possesses the power to enact binding resolutions, impose sanctions, authorize military interventions, and set up peacekeeping missions. Comprising fifteen members — five of whom are permanent and hold veto power, and ten who are elected on a rotating basis — the Council embodies both geopolitical dynamics and the intricacies of global agreement.